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Susan Carr

Lunenburg, United States
As seen in: Patient Safety & Quality Healthcare, Aol, BMJ Open, The Sheridan Press
Writing about safety and quality in healthcare. Betsy Lehman Center for Patient Safety, Society to Improve Diagnosis in Medicine, EngagingPatients.org
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Taking away the tools to build Florida Wildlife Corridor | Opinion

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By Susan Carr
| Aol Verified
Building something large and enduring, like a house, requires both funding and tools. Without funds, nothing can be built. Without the right tools, the job becomes harder, slower or even impossible. No builder would attempt a complex project without both. Protecting Florida’s natural and rural landscapes is like building the house – to be successful, we need access to funding and an entire suite of conservation tools.
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Editorial: Solutions in search of a problem

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By Peter Davis, Susan Carr, Kris Korfonta
| The Sheridan Press Verified
Wyoming voters deserve a more effective Legislature. Watching from the sidelines, it seemed too many legislators from the 2025 legislative session spent valuable time copying, pasting and importing frivolous partisan cultural war issues from out of state. Instead of a few manageable, well-crafted bills that dealt with the day-to-day issues most Wyoming constituents face, legislators had to dig through the muck of more than 500 bills. kA 5:ClQ=ECQm%96 $E2E6 {68:D=2EFC6 ?665D E@ 7@4FD >@C6 @?
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“But I have to have a number.” - Welcome to EngagingPatients.org!

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By Susan Carr
| engagingpatients.org
Lisa Rosenbaum’s recent three-part series in the New England Journal of Medicine, “The Quality Movement,”is a detailed, nuanced and deeply reported analysis of efforts to use quantifiable measures to drive quality improvement. My over-simplified take on her bottom line is that the effort has largely failed.
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