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The NAM’s Shared Commitments provide a roadmap for aligning science, informatics, incentives & culture, leading to continuous improvement & innovation. Learn more about the 10 shared commitments of learning health organizations: https://nam.edu/learning-health-system-core-principles/
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The U.S. health system’s performance lags behind available talent and technology. By adopting the National Academy of Medicine’s 10 Shared Commitments, health organizations can drive transformative change and improve health outcomes for all: https://nam.edu/learning-health-system-core-principles/
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