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Quality Management System:

Quality management is the single most important process in any


organization, whether for profit, nonprofit or an organization such as a
health-care maintenance organization. It defines the purpose of quality for
the organization it represents. Quality management is often forgotten, but it
guarantees the quality in output from any organization and exists as an asset
that always adds value to it.
A 'Total Quality organization' generally benefits from having an effective
Quality Management System (QMS). A Quality Management System is
typically defined as: "A set of co-ordinated activities to direct and control an
organization in order to continually improve the effectiveness and efficiency
of its performance." Customer expectations inevitably drive and define
'performance' criteria and standards. Therefore Quality Management
Systems focus on customer expectations and ongoing review and
improvement.

“Quality management refers to systematic policies, methods, and


procedures used to ensure that goods and services are produced with
appropriate levels of quality to meet the needs of customers.”

A Brief History of Quality Management:


• Historical uses of quality management include the precision involved
in building of Egyptian pyramids, interchangeable parts during
Industrial Revolution, and statistical tools used for quality control
during World War II.
• Dr. Joseph Juran and Dr. W. Edwards Deming were pioneers in the
field (more later on these two quality gurus).
• The Japanese integrated quality ideas and methods throughout their
organizations and developed a culture of continuous improvement.

QMS in Food and Beverages Industries:


Leading food and beverage companies have benefited by implementing
MetricStream food quality management solution in the following ways:
Protect brand image and market share

• Ensure the highest quality and safety of products


• Limit liability of food-borne illness events
• Reduce materials and ingredients costs
• Improve supplier product quality
• Improve relationships with trading partners
• Reduce product waste and downtime
• Reduce costs of regulatory compliance
• Ensure currency and integrity of quality document

Evaluating and Implementation QMS in Teaching


Hospital:
Objectives.
This study evaluated a strategy for implementing continuous quality
improvement based on a decentralized quality management system in the
clinical departments of a hospital.
Setting.
The institution is a 2000-bed teaching hospital of tertiary health care
employing 8000 people.
Methods.
The quality management intervention was tested in six volunteer
departments. This intervention comprised an instructional seminar,
methodological assistance, and the dissemination of guidelines. The program
was evaluated 1 year after the intervention and included a quality audit,
interviews with department staff, and analysis of the written documents
produced by the departments.
Conclusion.
Implementing continuous quality improvement in hospital departments
seems to be an interesting alternative to organization-wide implementation
strategies. However, these results need to be confirmed by long-term
evaluations and by deploying the program in other departments.
DIFFERENCE BETWEEN CROSBY, DEMING AND
JURAN QUALITY PHILOSOPHIES.
CROSBY DEMING JURAN

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and motivation.

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must be zero defect,
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barriers begin to fall.

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opportunities for error) Improve the system and
shrink the difference
between the people that
belong to the system.
: QUALITY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM AND QUALITY
PHILOSPHIES”

Submitted to:

MR. SAEED LIAQAT


Submitted by:

1- MIAN MUHAMMAD AKRAM


(1559)
2- MUHAMMAD EHSAN
(1521)
3- ALI RAZA
(1529)
Department of Public
Administration Government
University Faisalabad

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