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Quality manager involvement and quality performance
International Journal of Operations & Production Management, 1997As the importance of quality managers has dramatically increased in the past two decades, it has been suggested that management of the quality function requires expertise in areas other than the quality field itself. Nevertheless, to date, extensive research has not been directed towards identifying the expertise required of a quality manager or the ...
Injazz J. Chen +2 more
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Quantity and quality of musical practice as predictors of performance quality
British Journal of Psychology, 2000Twenty‐two pianists, classified into four levels of skill, were asked to learn and memorize an assigned composition by J. S. Bach (different for each level). All practice was recorded on cassette tape. At the end of the learning process, the pianists performed their composition in a recital setting.
A, Williamon, E, Valentine
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Quality in (Performance) Coach Development
In this chapter, we propose the application of Basil Bernstein's work to understanding and developing quality sport coach education and development. In adopting some of his concepts, we discuss the opportunities and challenges in the evolving professionalisation of coach education and development.Clifford J. Mallett +2 more
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A PATH ANALYTIC MODEL OF QUALITY PRACTICES, QUALITY PERFORMANCE, AND BUSINESS PERFORMANCE
Production and Operations Management, 2001Much of the early literature in the area of quality management literature is anecdotal, prescriptive, and methodologically suspect. As such, theory construction and rigorous empirical testing is a relatively recent development with the emphasis very much on quality practices.
BRIAN FYNES, CHRIS VOSS
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Quality Performance in the Physician's Office
Medical Clinics of North America, 1987Because neither the physicians nor their office staffs are trained laboratorians, the reliability of test results from physician's office testing is of major concern. In this article, potential errors in laboratory testing are discussed, and a comprehensive quality-assurance program is presented.
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ESG Performance and Innovation Quality
International Review of Economics & Finance, 2023Yanqiong Li, Sihao Li
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Logistics Information Management, 1997
Considers the relationships between ISO 9000, TQM and business performance. It argues that the correlation between ISO 9000 and success is still weak, and that many organizations still have difficulty reconciling the apparent conflict between the “compliance” philosophy of ISO 9000, and the strong innovative demands of TQM.
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Considers the relationships between ISO 9000, TQM and business performance. It argues that the correlation between ISO 9000 and success is still weak, and that many organizations still have difficulty reconciling the apparent conflict between the “compliance” philosophy of ISO 9000, and the strong innovative demands of TQM.
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Time to Add Screening for Financial Hardship as a Quality Measure?
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2021Ya-Chen Tina Shih +2 more
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The Quality of Entrepreneurial Performance
1974THE poverty of information on so many aspects of the study of British entrepreneurship has not inhibited economic historians from making assessments of the quality of entrepreneurial performance. Attention has mainly been directed to the closing decades of the nineteenth century, but a proper appreciation necessitates a much broader comparative view ...
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Performance Improvement: Quality Is in the Cards
Digestive Diseases and Sciences, 2017Emily J, Campbell, James M, Richter
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