1998Journal of Healthcare Risk ManagementRequires access

Using SPC to analyze measurements in a healthcare organization

Frank C. Kaminsky, John Maleyeff, Daniel L. Mullins

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This article presents a tutorial on statistical process control (SPC) for measurement data and the use of trial control charts. Examples from healthcare applications are used to illustrate one process in statistical control and two other processes not in statistical control.

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This article presents a tutorial on statistical process control (SPC) for measurement data and the use of trial control charts. Examples from healthcare applications are used to illustrate one process in statistical control and two other processes not in statistical control.

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This article presents a tutorial on statistical process control (SPC) for measurement data and the use of trial control charts. Examples from healthcare applications are used to illustrate one process in statistical control and two other processes not in statistical control.

Key concepts: Health care, Business, Computer science, Economics, Economic growth

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