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Implementing quality initiatives in healthcare organizations: drivers and challenges.

Abdallah Abdallah1.   

Abstract

PURPOSE: Various quality initiatives seem to have successful implementation in some healthcare organizations yet fail in others. This paper sets out to study the literature trying to understand drivers and challenges facing quality initiatives implementation in healthcare organizations then compare findings from literature with those of a structured questionnaire answered by 60 representatives from 18 hospitals. Finally it proposes a framework that mitigates challenges and utilizes drivers to ensure best implementation results. DESIGN/METHODOLOGY/APPROACH: Literature regarding implementing various quality initiatives in the healthcare sector was reviewed. Representatives from several healthcare organizations were surveyed. Results from both approaches are compared to highlight the key challenges and drivers facing implementers.
FINDINGS: This research reveals that internal factors related to leadership and employees greatly affect quality initiative success or failure. Design and relevance play a major role in successful implementation. PRACTICAL IMPLICATIONs: This research offers healthcare professionals greater success when implementing certain quality initiatives by taking success/failure factors into consideration. A general framework for successful implementation in the healthcare sector is provided. ORIGINALITY/VALUE: This article uncovers reasons behind success or failure in a comprehensive and practical way. It also explores how most popular quality initiatives are applied in hospitals.

Keywords:  Accreditation; EFQM; Healthcare; Lean; Quality; Six Sigma

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Year:  2014        PMID: 25786182     DOI: 10.1108/IJHCQA-05-2012-0047

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  Int J Health Care Qual Assur        ISSN: 0952-6862


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4.  The Evaluation of an Interprofessional QI Program: A Qualitative Study.

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