Total quality management for hospital nutrition services
Martin R. Schiller, Karen Miller‐Kovach, Mary Angela Miller
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Martin R. Schiller, Karen Miller‐Kovach, Mary Angela Miller
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BASICS OF QUALITY MANAGEMENT Overview of Quality Management Quality Management in Health Care Patient Satisfaction: A Mark of Quality Continuous Quality Improvement DEPARTMENTAL SYSTEMS AND TOOLS FOR QUALITY MANAGEMENT Preparing to Initiate a Quality Program The Nutrition Services Environment Improving Quality through Group Processes Quantitative Quality Management Tools MONITORING AND EVALUATION Departmental Planning for Continuous Quality Improvement Quality Indicators, Criteria, and Monitors Collecting and Organizing Data Data Data Analysis and Evaluation Taking Action to Improve Care Communication: The Vital Link in Continuous Quality Improvement MANAGING A NUTRITION SERVICES QUALITY PROGRAM Involving Clinical Staff in the Quest for Excellence Managing Change to Achieve Quality Improvement Patient-Focused and Cross-Functional Teams Evaluating Quality Management Programs Quality Management in Hospital-Affiliated Services
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BASICS OF QUALITY MANAGEMENT Overview of Quality Management Quality Management in Health Care Patient Satisfaction: A Mark of Quality Continuous Quality Improvement DEPARTMENTAL SYSTEMS AND TOOLS FOR QUALITY MANAGEMENT Preparing to Initiate a Quality Program The Nutrition Services Environment Improving Quality through Group Processes Quantitative Quality Management Tools MONITORING AND EVALUATION Departmental Planning for Continuous Quality Improvement Quality Indicators, Criteria, and Monitors Collecting and Organizing Data Data Data Analysis and Evaluation Taking Action to Improve Care Communication: The Vital Link in Continuous Quality Improvement MANAGING A NUTRITION SERVICES QUALITY PROGRAM Involving Clinical Staff in the Quest for Excellence Managing Change to Achieve Quality Improvement Patient-Focused and Cross-Functional Teams Evaluating Quality Management Programs Quality Management in Hospital-Affiliated Services
Key concepts: Quality management, Quality policy, Quality (philosophy), Total quality management, Process management, Excellence, Quality management system, Quality audit