Understanding health care total quality management control and prevention of hospital infections
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Abstract (EN)
Infectious diseases, and in today's world and in our country be taken under control constitutes a major medical field. Control mechanisms for this, as well as micro-and macro-scale strategic processes, health care institutions, this process being configured to be managed. Health care services in the area was developed for hospital infections, technology and human resources should be improved continuously. This understanding of quality and quality management system should be standardized. In this respect the programming, development and operation procedures of infectious diseases in the field of health services is an indication of how important. In this study, the quality of health services and the transformation of the nature of infectious diseases, ways to control the case of nosocomial infections, the quality will be studied based on the basis of established organizational structure and planning. In this context, studies that have been made previously in the public hospitals, a survey carried out in terms of the three planning and implementation are evaluated.
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Yelda Çınar
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Yelda Çınar (Master Thesis). Understanding health care total quality management control and prevention of hospital infections, 2014, İstanbul Beykent University.
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