Goran Henriks - How an 80 year old woman called Esther shaped Swedish Healthcare

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Recorded25 Jan 2019

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Jönköping has been at the centre of the healthcare quality improvement movement for years - but how did a forested region of Sweden, situated between it's main cities, come to embrace the philosophy of improvement so fervently? Goran Henriks, chief executive of learning and innovation at Qulturum in Jönköping joins us to explain. He also tells us about Esther, and why she figures so centrally in their planning.

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