Analyze the concepts of health and health determinants.
Discuss different definitions of healthcare quality and analyze the principles of continuous quality improvement.
Explain the historical background of healthcare quality from ancient times to the present.
Analyze the general aspects of the most relevant international quality models.
Identify the phases of the quality evaluation and improvement cycle.
Apply tools that support each phase of the quality evaluation and improvement cycle.
Describe the role of individuals in quality evaluation and improvement, with a particular focus on the facilitator role.
Understand and apply the qualitative approach to quality improvement and its main tools.
Teaching units:
Definitions of health and well-being
Health determinants
Health inequalities
Definition and dimensions of quality
Quality in industry and the service sector
Continuous quality improvement (Basic elements of Total Quality Management / Continuous Quality Improvement)
Historical evolution of quality in the healthcare sector
Basic elements of international quality models
Introduction to the quality evaluation and improvement cycle and its phases. The qualitative approach
Problem detection and prioritization
Causal analysis: Ishikawa
Causal analysis: Pareto
The role of the facilitator in quality evaluation and improvement
Flow diagram
Analysis of improvement actions
Other tools used in the qualitative approach
Application of methodology in a real work environment
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