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B. James — researcher profile on SciRah

h-index: 27
Works: 66
Citations: 4,163

Most-cited papers

'Global trigger tool' shows that adverse events in hospitals may be ten times greater than previously measured.
D. Classen, R. Resar, Frances A. Griffin, F. Federico +6 more
2011Health Affairs1,052 citations
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Connections Between Quality Measurement and Improvement
D. Berwick, B. James, M. Coye
2003Medical Care600 citations
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How Intermountain trimmed health care costs through robust quality improvement efforts.
B. James, L. Savitz
2011Health Affairs308 citations
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Association of Integrated Team-Based Care With Health Care Quality, Utilization, and Cost.
B. Reiss-Brennan, K. Brunisholz, C. Dredge, P. Briot +4 more
2016Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA)296 citations Open access
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Cottage industry to postindustrial care--the revolution in health care delivery.
S. Swensen, G. Meyer, E. Nelson, Gordon C Hunt +8 more
2010New England Journal of Medicine155 citations
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More quality measures versus measuring what matters: a call for balance and parsimony
G. Meyer, E. Nelson, David B Pryor, B. James +6 more
2012BMJ Quality & Safety142 citations Open access
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Inpatient transfers to the intensive care unit: delays are associated with increased mortality and morbidity.
Michael P. Young, Valerie J. Gooder, K. McBride, B. James +1 more
2003Journal of general internal medicine129 citations
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Inpatient transfers to the intensive care unit
Michael P. Young, Valerie J. Gooder, K. McBride, B. James +1 more
2003110 citations Open access
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Ten strategies to lower costs, improve quality, and engage patients: the view from leading health system CEOs.
D. Cosgrove, Michael Fisher, P. Gabow, Gary L. Gottlieb +7 more
2013Health Affairs107 citations
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The fall in incidence of prostate carcinoma: On the down side of a prostate specific antigen induced peak in incidence‐‐Data from the Utah Cancer Registry
R. Stephenson, C. Smart, G. Mineau, B. James +2 more
1996Cancer107 citations Open access
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Case Report: The Use of Computers for Clinical Care: A Case Series of Advanced U.S. Sites
David Doolan, D. Bates, B. James
2003J. Am. Medical Informatics Assoc.94 citations Open access
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Making it easy to do it right.
B. James
2001New England Journal of Medicine84 citations
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International comparison of waiting times for selected cardiovascular procedures.
R. J. Carroll, S. D. Horn, Bjorn Soderfeldt, B. James +1 more
1995Journal of the American College of Cardiology80 citations Open access
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Implementing Practice Guidelines through Clinical Quality Improvement
B. James
1993Frontiers of Health Services Management67 citations
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Guidelines for Appraisal and Publication of PDSA Quality Improvement
T. Speroff, B. James, E. Nelson, L. Headrick +1 more
2004Quality Management in Health Care64 citations
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Inpatient transfers to the intensive care unit
Michael P. Young, Valerie J. Gooder, K. McBride, B. James +1 more
2007Journal of general internal medicine63 citations Open access
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Quality Management for Health Care Delivery
B. James
198963 citations
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A comprehensive set of coded chief complaints for the emergency department.
D. Aronsky, D. Kendall, K. Merkley, B. James +1 more
2001Academic Emergency Medicine61 citations
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The Case for Capitation.
B. James, G. Poulsen
2016Harvard Business Review57 citations
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Delays in discharge in a tertiary care pediatric hospital.
R. Srivastava, Bryan L. Stone, Raza Patel, M. Swenson +4 more
2009Journal of Hospital Medicine48 citations
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Quality improvement opportunities in health care.making it easy to do it right.
B. James
2002Journal of Managed Care Pharmacy41 citations
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Building a learning health system using clinical registers: a non-technical introduction.
J. Øvretveit, E. Nelson, B. James
2016Journal of health organization and management37 citations
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Volume-related differences in emergency department performance.
S. Welch, J. Augustine, Dong Li, L. Savitz +2 more
2012Joint Commission Journal on Quality and Patient Safety37 citations
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Enabling a learning healthcare system with automated computer protocols that produce replicable and personalized clinician actions
A. Morris, B. Stagg, M. Lanspa, J. Orme +64 more
2021J. Am. Medical Informatics Assoc.36 citations Open access
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Information System Concepts for Quality Measurement
B. James
2003Medical Care36 citations
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Community and Hospital-Based Physicians' Attitudes Regarding Pediatric Hospitalist Systems
R. Srivastava, Chuck Norlin, B. James, S. Muret-Wagstaff +2 more
2005Pediatrics28 citations
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Mental health integration: rethinking practitioner roles in the treatment of depression: the specialist, primary care physicians, and the practice nurse.
B. Reiss-Brennan, P. Briot, Wayne Cannon, B. James
2006Ethnicity & Disease27 citations
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Standardized Best Practices and Individual Craft-Based Medicine: A Conversation About Quality.
L. Goitein, B. James
2016JAMA Internal Medicine26 citations
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Guidelines for establishing a quality improvement program in interventional radiology.
J. Steele, M. Wallace, D. Hovsepian, B. James +6 more
2010Journal of Vascular and Interventional Radiology26 citations Open access
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Continuous Quality Improvement Applied to Medical Care: Experiences at LDS Hospital
G. Kuperman, B. James, Julie J. Jacobsen, R. Gardner
1991Medical decision making20 citations
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E-health: steps on the road to interoperability.
B. James
2005Health Affairs18 citations
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A CEO Checklist for High-Value Health Care
D. Cosgrove, M. Fisher, P. Gabow, Gary L. Gottlieb +7 more
201217 citations
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Improving the quality of health care in America: what medical schools, leading medical journals, and federal funding agencies can do.
M. Zeidel, B. James
2002American Journal of Medicine17 citations
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Are cost advantages from a modern Indian hospital transferable to the United States?
Feryal Erhun, R. Kaplan, V. Narayanan, K. Brayton +17 more
2020American Heart Journal16 citations Open access
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Every defect a treasure: learning from adverse events in hospitals
B. James
1997Medical Journal of Australia15 citations
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Episode-of-Care Characteristics and Costs for Hip and Knee Replacement Surgery in Hospitals Belonging to the High Value Healthcare Collaborative Compared With Similar Hospitals in the Same Health Care Markets
W. B. Weeks, William J. Schoellkopf, D. Ballard, G. Kaplan +2 more
2017Medical Care12 citations Open access
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TQM and Clinical Medicine
B. James
1991Frontiers of Health Services Management12 citations
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Diagnostic Error in Medicine
C. Cassel, B. James, R. Wachter
2018Diagnosis11 citations Open access
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Use of Workflow Technology Tools to Analyze Medical Data
V. Huser, R. Rocha, B. James
2006Computer-Based Medical Systems9 citations
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The cystic fibrosis improvement story: we count our successes in lives
B. James
2014BMJ Quality & Safety8 citations Open access
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Physicians and Quality Improvement in Hospitals: How Do You Involve Physicians in TQM?
B. James
20026 citations
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Science and Common Sense
B. James
1951Psychiatric quarterly6 citations
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Quality improvement in the hospital: managing clinical processes.
B. James
1993Der Internist5 citations
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An Efficient, Clinically-Natural Electronic Medical Record System that Produces Computable Data
B. James, David P. Edwards, A. James, R. Bradshaw +3 more
2017eGEMs3 citations Open access
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To Cut is to Cure: The Surgeon's Role in Improving Value
J. Jopling, Clifford C. Sheckter, B. James
2017Annals of Surgery3 citations Open access
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Continuous Quality Improvement in Healthcare...A Natural Fit
Michael Everett, B. James
19913 citations
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At the crossroads of quality.
B. James
2005Hospitals & Health Networks2 citations
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Infrastructure Eats Culture for Lunch
B. James
20171 citations
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Trust the clinicians. Processes that caused adverse events a more urgent problem than human error.
B. James
2011Modern Healthcare1 citations
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A conversation with Brent C James, MD. Health reform debate overlooks physician-patient dynamic.
B. James
2009Managed care1 citations
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