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Subject(s)

• Medical care—United States—Quality control [Browse]
• Total quality management—United States [Browse]

Related name

• Johnson, Julie K. [Browse]

Bibliographic references

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Contents

• The global evolution of continuous quality improvement : from Japanese manufacturing to global health services
• Factors influencing the application and diffusion of CQI in health care
• Measurement, variation, and CQI tools
• Understanding and improving team effectiveness in quality improvement
• The outcome model of quality
• Measuring consumer satisfaction
• The role of the patient in continuous quality improvement
• A social marketing approach to continuous quality improvement initiatives
• Assessing risk and harm in the clinical microsystem : a systematic approach to promote patient safety
• CQI, transformation, and the learning organization
• The human face of medical error : classification and reduction
• The role of health information technology in quality improvement: from data to decisions
• Preparing health professionals : harnessing the power of the clinical microsystem to improve quality and safety of care
• Quality improvement in primary care : the role of organization, systems, and collaboratives
• Quality improvement organizations and continuous quality improvement in medicare
• Continuous quality improvement in U.S. public health organizations: moving beyond quality assurance
• Quality improvement in nursing
• Accreditation : a regulatory mechanism to promote quality and safety in health care organizations
• Quality improvement in resource-poor countries
• A call to action for transforming healthcare in the future.

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Other title(s)

Continuous quality improvement in health care

ISBN

• 9780763781545 (pbk. : alk. paper)
• 0763781541 (pbk. : alk. paper)

LCCN

2011012724

OCLC

710812998

RCP

C - S

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