The Encyclopedia of Nursing Care Quality Vol. I: Issues and Strategies for Nursing Care Quality

Schroeder, Pat

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“…In this regard, there is a need to impose measures to evade the informal practices of waste pickers while incorporating them to the formal RLSC of DW. According to Schroeder (1991), a collaborative QA system is needed for any multi-disciplinary supply chain. In a collaborative QA system, the people interact with each other to identify the improvements that could be made to produce a quality output (Grünbacher et al, 2004).…”

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Quality assurance in reverse logistics supply chain of demolition waste: A systematic literature review

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The reverse logistics supply chain (RLSC) facilitates the greening of the traditional construction industry supply chain. Despite the growing interest in this approach, limited studies focus on quality assurance (QA) in RLSC, which is crucial to resolve the issue of the low quality in reprocessed products. This study aims to explore the elements which contribute to the QA of RLSC of demolition waste (DW) by conducting a systematic literature review (SLR). A total of 91 articles available in six search engines between 2000 and 2019 were exposed to descriptive and content analysis. The descriptive analysis revealed that most of the articles were experimental studies (35%) and published during the recent period of 2013–2019 (64%). Furthermore, 60% of articles were originated from developed countries while 32% originated from developing countries. The results of the content analysis established that an information-centric integrated system of process, people, policy and technology is needed for QA in RLSC, which is supported by government, regulatory bodies, industry and universities/research institutions. The study addresses the existing gap by proposing a conceptual framework, which could be considered as the foundation in enforcing QA in the RLSC of DW. Finally, the implications for research and practice and some recommendations for further research were presented. The study facilitates in paving the path to sustainable development through building the foundation to enforce QA in RSLC of DW.

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“…An article by Brown (1992) noted the increased attention perceived quality has received in the health literature in general, and under the auspices of patient satisfaction. In addition, there are a number of studies related to PPQ in nursing, ( Burgess, 1932;Abdellah & Levine, 1957;Lambertson, 1965;Hegvary & Haussman, 1976;Schroeder, 1984;Lang & Clinton, 1984;Taylor &Haussman 1988;Bader, 1988;Brown, 1992;Rubin, 1990;Taylor, Hudson & Keeling, 1991;Schroeder, 1991;Larrabee, 1992;Kreidler & Conrad, 1992). However, in postpartum, literature support for the concepts quality and beneficence is mainly implied.…”

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Women’s-Perceived Quality In Postpartum Care

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receiving care on a TPPC unit delivering both FCPPC and TPPC. Women's quality was measured by obtaining satisfaction scores using the modified patient participation questionnaire, with responses rated on a five-point Likert scale. Women's-perceived benefit was measured by obtaining responses to benefit items rated on a five-point Likert scale score. Chi-Square and ANOVA revealed no demographic differences between groups. The study findings indicate that women receiving FCPPC have higher perceptions of quality on some dimensions of care than women receiving TPPC because FCPPC group scores were significantly higher on 8 out of 22 WPQ items. W PQ Mean scores for both FCPPC and TPPC groups were high. However, FCPPC group scores were significantly higher on 8 out of 22 WPQ items. In addtition, the study findings indicate that women receiving FCPPC have higher perceptions of some benefits than women receiving TPPC because the FCPPC group scores were significantly higher on 3 out of 7 WPB items. Results also indicated that a relationship exists between quality and beneficence. These findings suggest implications that nurses working in TPPC units should incorporate FCPPC approaches to giving care, pertaining to those eight W PQ aspects of care and for the three WPB aspects of care. Results further imply that if women perceive care as beneficial they will also perceive it as quality. Health care providers should focus care activities and quality improvement activities on aspects of care women perceive as beneficial and for which quality improvement is indicated from the women's perspective.

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The Encyclopedia of Nursing Care Quality Vol. I: Issues and Strategies for Nursing Care Quality

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Quality assurance in reverse logistics supply chain of demolition waste: A systematic literature review

Quality assurance in reverse logistics supply chain of demolition waste: A systematic literature review

Women’s-Perceived Quality In Postpartum Care

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