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A challenge we can all achieve. Total quality management in healthcare.

Betsy Bugg Holloway, D Mobbs

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The healthcare system is becoming increasingly concerned with initiatives to ensure and improve the quality of its services. Quality assurance, prevalent in much of nursing, can be overly bureaucratic; total quality management focuses the entire organisation on achieving quality.

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The healthcare system is becoming increasingly concerned with initiatives to ensure and improve the quality of its services. Quality assurance, prevalent in much of nursing, can be overly bureaucratic; total quality management focuses the entire organisation on achieving quality.

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The healthcare system is becoming increasingly concerned with initiatives to ensure and improve the quality of its services. Quality assurance, prevalent in much of nursing, can be overly bureaucratic; total quality management focuses the entire organisation on achieving quality.

Key concepts: Bureaucracy, Quality assurance, Quality (philosophy), Health care, Business, Total quality management, Quality management, Quality policy

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