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TQM:

Journal of Library Administration, 1993
La question de base est posee: pourquoi l'outil management total de la qualite (TQM) doit-il etre considere comme un outil de gestion de bibliotheque. L'examiner et tenter d'y repondre demande que les directeurs de bibliotheques soient persuades que les bibliotheques sont en plein changement de paradigme et qu'elles doivent rechercher, hors de leurs ...
D. Kaye Gapen   +2 more
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TQM as a management system consisting of values, techniques and tools

open access: yesThe TQM Journal, 2000
The interest in total quality management (TQM) has increased rapidly in recent years. Some people see TQM as something necessary to reach competitiveness but others claim TQM to be merely a management fad.
Bengt Klefsjö
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The Status of TQM in Healthcare

Health Marketing Quarterly, 1998
The face of the healthcare industry has changed dramatically over the last few years. This study examines the literature related to Total Quality Management (TQM) and Benchmarking (BM) applications in healthcare. Recommendations for healthcare managers and administrators, as they chart operational and strategic directions for their organization, are ...
Yasin, Mahmoud M.   +2 more
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Supervisors’ role in TQM and non‐TQM firms

International Journal of Quality & Reliability Management, 1997
In the total quality management (TQM) environment, a major responsibility of TQM implementation rests with supervisors who translate the top management strategies into short‐term execution. Hence, the role of supervisors in the quality improvement efforts warrants a serious examination.
Damodar Y. Golhar   +2 more
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TQM and the Financial Function

Journal of Business Strategy, 1992
The author maintains that financial officers should take a leadership role to improve the processes that provide value to a company's internal and external customers. He suggests several ways that the financial function can participate in and contribute to total quality management.
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Quality culture and TQM

Total Quality Management, 1991
In the article the concept of quality culture is introduced. Its relation to total quality management is discussed and a procedure for working with quality culture in practice is proposed.
Hildebrandt, Steen   +3 more
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In search of TQM

Employee Relations, 1995
While quality management practices have spread in recent years, academic investigation of the phenomenon has lagged behind. Discusses what TQM comprises and whether there are partial or contingent forms; employment practices and relations, including the links with HRM and the issues of incentives, empowerment and political barriers; the themes of ...
Hill, S, Wilkinson, A
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TQM in dental practice

International Journal of Health Care Quality Assurance, 2001
Society now expects more from its doctors and dentists, and these increasing demands can be summed up in one relatively new term for the medical profession: “quality management” (QM). Doctors and dentists formerly took the view that their performance could be assessed solely on the basis of their technical skills, ethics and expertise, but are now ...
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The evolution of TQM

The TQM Magazine, 2005
PurposeBusiness process change (BPC) is an organizational initiative to achieve significant improvement in performance and has been extensively reported in the information systems literature. Total quality management (TQM) has been employed to improve the quality of processes within a business unit.
Jaideep Motwani   +2 more
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TQM in Critical Care

Nursing Management (Springhouse), 1998
No consistently accepted methods reliably measure quality differences among and within critical care units (CCUs). With total quality management, physicians and nurses have the framework to accurately assess the organizational climate of their CCU. A study asks nurses to identify organizational components in their CCU.
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