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QUALITY ASSURANCE AND EFFECTIVENESS IN HEALTH CARE: AN OVERVIEW
International Journal for Quality in Health Care, 1990Increasing interest in quality assurance and effectiveness in health care has been generated by three major things: about 20% of care is consistently demonstrated to be inappropriate, variations in practice cannot be explained by patient or facility factors, and decreased utilization as a result of changing economic and regulatory incentives seems to ...
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Continued Competence: Assuring Quality Health Care
American Journal of Nursing, 1999Surses have long championed the cause of high-quality health care. They were the first provider group to argue before policy makers that it wasn't enough to provide universal access to health care; it must also be of the highest quality. In recent years, patients and consumers have concurred by educating themselves about our system of health care ...
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[Quality of and quality assurance in health care preventive health care].
Medicinski arhiv, 2003Quality in healthcare and healthcare protection represents one from the most complex characteristics of the state and functioning of healthcare system. In fact, the quality represents the responsibility of all the components/participants of the system: inhabitants, actual patients, the potentional patients, decisions makers, purchasors and the ...
Izet, Masić, Dragana, Niksić
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The Historical Precedents for Quality Assurance in Health Care
The American Journal of Occupational Therapy, 1983Abstract The evolution of quality assurance as an essential component of a scientific, objective approach to health care delivery, and its implications for the profession of occupational therapy are presented. A review is made of the economic, ethical, psychological, and legislative forces that have influenced the development of quality ...
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An Introduction to Quality Assurance in Health Care
International Journal for Quality in Health Care, 2003Oxford University Press, 2002 0-19-515809-1; 240 pp; $37.95 Hb, $32.25 Pb It would seem that any discussion about almost any issue in recent times has had to have the word ‘quality’ peppered liberally throughout the exchange. This apparent obsession with a concept that many have argued has no universal language with which to define it has all too ...
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Quality Assurance in Health‐care Education
Quality Assurance in Education, 1994Discusses the need for health‐care education to address the issue of quality at a school‐based level in light of future funding arrangements and the need to maintain professional standards. Identifies the key stakeholders in health‐care education and the interface with higher education quality assurance processes.
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Quality assurance in the health care industry.
Journal of health care finance, 2005The purpose of this article is to explore the quality assurance methods commonly used in the health care industry. Factors that influence the delivery of quality patient care is explored as well as factors that affect implementation of quality control measures.
Kim Ann, Guth, Brian, Kleiner
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Quality Assurance in Ambulatory Health Care
QRB - Quality Review Bulletin, 1988openaire +2 more sources
Innovations in research and clinical care using patient‐generated health data
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2020Heather S L Jim +2 more
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