... quality not in absolute terms but within the contexts of the resources that have been made available at any particular time or location. © MCB UP Limited 1997 Hospital outpatients Qualitative techniques Quality Quantitative techniques United Kingdom Throughout the 1990s, one...

... that this factor may be compensated for by a mathematical process (“rectification”), which is derived from the assessment of every respondent’s general scale. © MCB UP Limited 1995 Attitude surveys Czech Republic Customer satisfaction Health care Hospitals Primary data Quantitative techniques...

... and attempts at “objective” evaluation which involved the development of the generic audit. More recently, the move has been towards locally developed audit and standard setting. © MCB UP Limited 1993 COMMITMENT INVOLVEMENT NURSES QUALITY ASSURANCE QUANTITATIVE TECHNIQUES QUALITY ASSURANCE...

... Patients, Raven Press, New York, 1987, pp. 1-9. Colin A. Holmes is a Lecturer-Clinician in the Faculty of Nursing, Deakin University, Australia. © MCB UP Limited 1993 HEALTH CARE QUANTITATIVE TECHNIQUES QUALITY OF WORKING LIFE RESOURCE MANAGEMENT ...

... the imbalance. © MCB UP Limited 1993 Community Nursing Quantitative Techniques Research Standards 24 IJHCQA 6,1 A project designed to measure quality as perceived by the consumer, one of a number of initiatives aimed at improving quality of services. Literature searches identified that quality...

... Brahimi is a Lecturer at the Groupe Scolaire, El-Affroun, Algeria. COMMUNITY NURSING QUANTITATIVE TECHNIQUES RESEARCH SERVICE QUALITY STANDARDS © MCB UP Limited 1993 ...

... it as a planning tool. © MCB UP Limited 1992 DRUG ABUSE HEALTH CARE MENTAL HEALTH QUANTITATIVE TECHNIQUES USA TRACING MARKET MOVEMENT: THE HEALTH SERVICES INDUSTRY 25 U ses mental health and drug abuse as examples in analysing the need to relate provision of clinics and specialists to population...