2015Ovidius University Annals Economic Sciences SeriesOpen access

Quality Management in Healthcare Systems

Adriana Grigorescu, Elenа Condreа, Christopher De Freitas Bradley

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Quality management within health care systems offers a structure which can provide assistance for clinics/hospitals in order to consolidate relations, interconnect, observe, and subsequently improve all facets of healthcare management. Quality management offers proof in order to support the plan that a structured organization is essential in attaining health care services of high quality, which can ultimately result in lesser health care expenses. Recent studies have evidently defined two main areas in the efficient management of quality: 1) Low levels of Productivity; 2) Unused Quality; where healthcare quality of high standards can result in significantly lower charges. Quality can openly address the most important requirements of each group, achieve a balance of partnership amongst healthcare providers, physicians, and patients, and ultimately permit the healthcare delivery system to efficiently acknowledge the standard of quality in a very demanding setting.

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Quality management within health care systems offers a structure which can provide assistance for clinics/hospitals in order to consolidate relations, interconnect, observe, and subsequently improve all facets of healthcare management. Quality management offers proof in order to support the plan that a structured organization is essential in attaining health care services of high quality, which can ultimately result in lesser health care expenses. Recent studies have evidently defined two main areas in the efficient management of quality: 1) Low levels of Productivity; 2) Unused Quality; where healthcare quality of high standards can result in significantly lower charges. Quality can openly address the most important requirements of each group, achieve a balance of partnership amongst healthcare providers, physicians, and patients, and ultimately permit the healthcare delivery system to efficiently acknowledge the standard of quality in a very demanding setting.

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Quality management within health care systems offers a structure which can provide assistance for clinics/hospitals in order to consolidate relations, interconnect, observe, and subsequently improve all facets of healthcare management. Quality management offers proof in order to support the plan that a structured organization is essential in attaining health care services of high quality, which can ultimately result in lesser health care expenses. Recent studies have evidently defined two main areas in the efficient management of quality: 1) Low levels of Productivity; 2) Unused Quality; where healthcare quality of high standards can result in significantly lower charges. Quality can openly address the most important requirements of each group, achieve a balance of partnership amongst healthcare providers, physicians, and patients, and ultimately permit the healthcare delivery system to efficiently acknowledge the standard of quality in a very demanding setting.

Key concepts: Health care, Quality (philosophy), General partnership, Business, Order (exchange), Quality management, Productivity, Process management

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