Quality Assurance in DialysisL.W. Henderson, R.S. Thuma Springer Science & Business Media, 2007 M07 23 - 300 páginas In examining the preface of our first book, it is increases needed. The Deming philosophy empha apparent that the editorial comments made in sizes that quality is never fully achieved: process 1994 are even more pertinent in today's cost- improvement is never ending. constrained healthcare environment than when But, what is quality? Without defining, David first written. We repeat them in part. Garvin makes the point that "in its original form, This is a time in history when the concept of quality activities were reactive and inspecti- quality is reaching new highs in terms of public oriented; today, quality related activities have awareness. Articles describing quality, CQI, qual broadened and are seen as essential for strategic ity tools, critical success factors, failures, and success" [1]. How can the broad context of quality lessons learned appear in local newspapers, trade be applied to the diverse aspects of ESRD? journals, scientific periodicals, and professional Furthermore, although far from a new concept, publications on a daily basis, yet implementation Continuous Quality Improvement (CQI) has taken of a quality system in many hospital units is its place as a dominant theme in many industries. approached with caution and the basic tenants of CQI is more broadly applicable, both in concept quality systems and CQI continue to be misunder and execution, to service as well as manufacturi- stood. based operations. |
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Process for Initiating and Maintaining Continuous Quality Improvement | 27 |
Choice of Statistical Models for Assessing the Clinical Outcomes of | 39 |
Assigning Severity Indices to Outcomes | 55 |
The Role of Quality Assurance in Preventing Legal Actions | 61 |
Quality Criteria for the Clinical Record | 73 |
The Impact of Global Vigilance Reporting Requirements on the Quality | 81 |
Regulatory Environment and Government Impact on the Quality | 93 |
Hemodialysis in the Home and its Impact on Quality of Life | 155 |
Water Treatment for Hemodialysis | 173 |
Reuse of Dialyzers Implications for Adequacy of Dialysis | 188 |
Selection of Transport Parameters in Judging Membrane Performance | 209 |
Achieving Improving Outcomes | 223 |
The Critical Role of Prescription Management in a Peritoneal | 244 |
The Impact of Sterilization Methods on the Quality of Peritoneal | 267 |
Quality Assurance in Renal Transplantation | 285 |
Global Spectrum of Quality Assurance in the Provision of Dialysis | 105 |
Choosing the Patient Is Better | 124 |
Quality of Care in the PreESRD Period Impact on Survival in | 133 |
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Cardiovascular Aspects of Dialysis Treatment: The importance of volume control E.J. Dorhout Mees Sin vista previa disponible - 2000 |
Cardiovascular Aspects of Dialysis Treatment: The Importance of Volume Control E.J. Dorhout Mees Sin vista previa disponible - 2000 |