Leslie Curry, PhD, MPH
January 18th, 2013
A Possible Treatment for “Methods Myopia”
Leslie Curry, PhD, MPH
Yale researcher Leslie Curry offers a pithy primer on mixed-methods research — and on why it should matter to cardiologists who want to lead.
March 14th, 2011
The Common Thread Among Top-Performing Hospitals
Leslie Curry, PhD, MPH
A qualitative study just published in the Annals of Internal Medicine outlines some important distinctions between hospitals that have the lowest AMI mortality rates in the U.S and those that have the highest. The key factor? A supportive organizational culture. Here, study investigator Leslie Curry, PhD, MPH walks us through what that means and how […]
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