The Institute of Medicine (IOM):
A) Was unable to quantify the prevalence or significance of health-care quality issues
B) Was organized after efforts of the AMA failed to improve health-care system quality
C) Was given authority to legislate health-care system quality and safety deficits
D) Authored a series of reports that provided the foundation for health-care system reform
D
Authored a series of reports that provided the foundation for health-care system reform
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