Statistical Process Control for Health Care

Marilyn K. Hart · Robert F. Hart

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Advanced Statistical Process Monitoring Healthcare Quality and Management Management Systems and Quality Improvement

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1. Objectives and Preliminary Information. 2. Variables Data: Basics of Statistics and Graphs. 3. The Run Chart for Time-Ordered Variables Data. 4. Control Chart Theory and the I Chart for Time-Ordered Data. 5. The Xbar & s Chart. 6. Process Capability. 7. Using Attribute Data: The c Chart and the u Chart. 8. Using Attribute Data: The p Chart. 9. Transformations (An Advanced Topic). 10. Guidelines for Making Control Charts Useful. Appendix 1. Appendix 2. Appendix 3. Appendix 4.

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