Implementation of Lean and Six Sigma principles in ophthalmology for improving quality of care and patient flow
Abstract
Lean management is a set of principles aimed at improving processes by identifying and eliminating steps that do not add value to the consumer. Such steps lead to wasted time, resources, and expenses and result in customer and employee dissatisfaction. Although initially invented and perfected for factory assembly lines in the automobile industry, it has since disseminated extensively and has repeatedly proven a powerful “engine” for improving...
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Title
Implementation of Lean and Six Sigma principles in ophthalmology for improving quality of care and patient flow
Published Date
Sep 1, 2019
Journal
Volume
64
Issue
5
Pages
720 - 728
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