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J Health Soc Policy ; 13(3): 41-58, 2001.
Article in English | MEDLINE | ID: mdl-11212623

ABSTRACT

Quality in health care is defined with a focus on satisfying customer needs. The contemporary management philosophies of continuous quality improvement (CQI) and reengineering are defined; attributes and applications of each are described. Criticism of reengineering appearing in the literature is presented. It is likely that CQI will remain a predominate management philosophy in health services, while reengineering may not endure in its form of radical change.


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Health Services Administration/standards , Management Audit/classification , Total Quality Management/classification , Ergonomics , Hospital Restructuring , Quality of Health Care/classification , Social Change
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