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Assuring Quality of Health Care
Evaluation & the Health Professions, 1983This article reviews currently used quality assurance techniques. It assumes a broad definition of quality that includes attention to the content and professional judgment exercised in the provision of health services, as well as the appropriateness of resource utilization.
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Quality Assurance and Managed Mental Health Care
Psychiatric Clinics of North America, 1990Quality assurance demands that health professionals meet the timeless mandate of helping (when we can) and doing no harm. The delivery of quality care has been profoundly influenced by systems of managed care, which may represent the principal trend in organized medicine in the 1980s. This chapter first defines quality and quality assurance.
L I, Sederer, R L, St Clair
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Health Care Quality Assurance Terminology
International Journal of Health Care Quality Assurance, 1988The theory and practice of Quality Assurance in Health is drawn from and involves many disciplines and professions. The dangers of imprecisions in the use of terms can lead to confusion. The glossary prepared by the author aims to provide a firm foundation of definition, thereby avoiding squabbles over semantics.
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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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Assuring the quality of health care
1993Abstract The quality of medical and health care is becoming an increasingly visible public issue in a number of countries (17,425,428,469,475,553,642,618). While the overall results of advances in health care seem relatively clear, there is considerable evidence that optimal care is not being given, based on available studies.
H David Banta, Bryan R Luce
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QUDOS: A Quality Assurance System for Health Care
International Journal of Health Care Quality Assurance, 1993Describes a system of quality assurance for use by either purchasers or providers of health care services. The system has been in operation since 1991 and is compatible with registration to BS 5750.
J, Smith, M, Wain
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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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