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Improving Healthcare Quality and Cost With Six Sigma

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Rising healthcare costs and the prevalence of medical errors necessitate significant changes in the industry. Leading institutions are turning to Six Sigma as an effective approach to enhance quality and efficiency. This comprehensive guide provides healthcare professionals with a practical framework for implementing Six Sigma methodologies tailored to their unique challenges. The authors, four experts in the field, present a step-by-step approach using the Define, Measure, Analyze, Improve, and Control (DMAIC) process to tackle complex issues. They offer realistic strategies for launching Six Sigma initiatives that yield rapid, sustainable improvements across various hospital departments, including clinical, radiology, surgery, ICU, and administrative services. The book emphasizes the superiority of Six Sigma over other quality initiatives, highlighting its ability to instill discipline and drive long-term enhancements in healthcare delivery. Key topics include adapting Six Sigma tools for healthcare, designing effective experiments, and successful initiative rollouts, supported by case studies from diverse hospital areas. This user-friendly resource is essential for administrators, managers, physicians, and quality specialists, serving as a collaborative blueprint for teams already using or considering Six Sigma.

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Improving Healthcare Quality and Cost With Six Sigma, Dr. Brett E. Trusko, Carolyn Pexton, H. James Harrington, Praveen Gupta, John D. Halamka

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Released
2007
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(Hardcover),
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Good
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Title
Improving Healthcare Quality and Cost With Six Sigma
Language
English
Publisher
FT Press
Released
2007
Format
Hardcover
Pages
472
ISBN10
0131741713
ISBN13
9780131741713
Series
Description
Rising healthcare costs and the prevalence of medical errors necessitate significant changes in the industry. Leading institutions are turning to Six Sigma as an effective approach to enhance quality and efficiency. This comprehensive guide provides healthcare professionals with a practical framework for implementing Six Sigma methodologies tailored to their unique challenges. The authors, four experts in the field, present a step-by-step approach using the Define, Measure, Analyze, Improve, and Control (DMAIC) process to tackle complex issues. They offer realistic strategies for launching Six Sigma initiatives that yield rapid, sustainable improvements across various hospital departments, including clinical, radiology, surgery, ICU, and administrative services. The book emphasizes the superiority of Six Sigma over other quality initiatives, highlighting its ability to instill discipline and drive long-term enhancements in healthcare delivery. Key topics include adapting Six Sigma tools for healthcare, designing effective experiments, and successful initiative rollouts, supported by case studies from diverse hospital areas. This user-friendly resource is essential for administrators, managers, physicians, and quality specialists, serving as a collaborative blueprint for teams already using or considering Six Sigma.