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Mayo Clinic regularly participates in a national accreditation process sponsored by The Joint Commission, an independent organization that sets health care quality standards in the United States.
Quality is not just a simple measure. Quality is a comprehensive look at all aspects of a patient's experience. Learn more about what Mayo Clinic is doing to provide excellence in patient care.
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All programs are open to Mayo Clinic patients, staff, visitors and community members and are made possible by the generous donations of grateful benefactors.
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Sylvia Luna's world was turned upside down when she was diagnosed with breast cancer. She turned to her family and Mayo Clinic for help.
Read Sylvia's story.
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Parkinson's disease genetics research by Mayo Clinic scientist Matt Farrer, Ph.D., is featured in the Frontline documentary "My Father, My Brother, and Me." The broadcast and related information are available on the PBS Web site. A companion PBS program, Parkinson's in Minnesota, features Mayo neurologist James Maraganore, M.D and Mayo neurosurgeon Kendall H. Lee, M.D., Ph.D.
Support and bereavement groups may play an important role in the emotional well-being of patients and their families as they are confronted with serious illness.
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At Mayo Clinic patient confidentiality is part of the fabric of our culture. More than 100 policies are in place to guide Mayo staff members regarding confidentiality and privacy issues.
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