One is quality control. Patients should receive quality care at all times. For example, in the healthcare industry there have been many cases where a patient visits the doctor multiple times for the same condition. Why not provide quality patient services right from the start and refer them to an accountable care organization (ACO), for example, for optimal follow-up care until the problem is resolved. ACOs, again, are great examples of quality control measures because they use quality reporting and adhere to meaningful usage goals (Devers 2009). The problem is that not all healthcare facilities make full use of quality control measures. Another transferable business practice that could improve healthcare is providing quality at scale. By this I simply mean improving the overall patient experience, making it a