What’s in It for Me?
As a consultant, I have been asked numerous times by management teams that are considering quality management systems (QMSs) such as ISO 9001, QS 9001, ISO/TS 16949, AS 9001, or TL 9000, “What’s in it for me?
Plan to Reduce Health Care Costs by $145 Billion
(AHIP: Washington, D.C.)-- The U.S.
Medtral New Zealand Internationally Accredited Hospitals
(Medtral: Auckland, New Zealand) -- With a growing number of international medical travelers concerned about hospital accreditation, Medtr
Quality Critical to Health Care Reform
(NCQA: Washington, D.C.) -- The Quality Crossroads Group, a group of stakeholders drawn together to identify strategies to address the complex chal
NQF Endorses Standards for Hospital Care
(NQF: Washington, D.C.) -- Recognizing that patient safety remains a major hurdle in the United States, the National Quality Forum (NQF) endorse
Putting a Dollar Value on Human Life
A thorny question lies at the heart of meaningful health care reform. How much is human life worth?
How to Succeed in Manufacturing
With increasing productivity and focus on efficiency, good manufacturing jobs can still be found in the United States, but they are becoming Six Sigma at Ball State
(Ball State University: Muncie, Indiana) -- Ball State University is incorporating a nationally recognized business management strategy and a
The Balanced Scorecard and Beyond
Over the years, scorecards have progressed through many changes, good and bad.