Measuring Quality Improvement in Healthcare: A Guide to Statistical Process Control Applications
by Raymond G. Carey, Robert C. Lloyd
This practical guide by Raymond G. Carey and Robert C. Lloyd demystifies statistical process control for healthcare settings. It equips professionals with tools to measure quality, detect variations, and drive improvements in patient care and operations. Ideal for clinicians and administrators aiming to enhance efficiency and safety through data-informed methods.
About This Book
Measuring Quality Improvement in Healthcare offers a comprehensive guide to applying statistical process control in medical environments. Authored by Raymond G. Carey and Robert C. Lloyd, it focuses on methods to monitor and enhance processes that directly impact patient care.
The book explains key concepts of statistical process control, adapting them to the unique challenges of healthcare delivery. It emphasizes data-driven approaches to identify variations and implement sustainable improvements.
Readers will find step-by-step instructions for using control charts and other tools to assess performance in areas like patient safety and operational efficiency. The guide is designed for healthcare administrators, clinicians, and quality managers seeking reliable measurement techniques.
Through practical examples, the text illustrates how these applications can lead to better outcomes without requiring advanced statistical expertise. It serves as an essential resource for fostering a culture of continuous improvement in healthcare organizations.
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