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60 seconds with quality improvement lead Katie De Freitas

Improvement requires diversity of thought, so get involved and don’t be afraid to ask questions, says quality improvement lead at Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children Katie De Freitas. 
Posted 25 January 2017 - 11:11
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