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| Empirical non-parametric control charts: Estimation effects and corrections |
110:Y |
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| Multivariate quality control chart for autocorrelated processes |
111:Y |
17 |
| An application and use of economic and statistical X̄ control chart design for the textile yarn industry |
111:Y |
21 |
| Modified U charts for monitoring and controlling Poisson attribute processes |
112:Y |
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| Sampling design and sample selection through distribution theory |
210:Y |
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| A survey technique for estimating the proportion and sensitivity in a dichotomous finite population |
230:Y |
31 |
| The future of TQM is past. Can TQM be resurrected? |
310:Y |
33 |
| Use basic quality tools to manage your processes |
311:Y |
35 |
| Leadership for improvements in Swedish health care |
312:A |
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| The real art of strategic planning |
319:Y |
39 |
| Performance measurement and business results |
330:A |
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| The effect of verbalized emotions on loyalty in written complaints |
330:A |
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| Perceptual measures of performance: Fact or fiction? |
334:A |
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| The quality and ethics connection: Toward virtuous organizations |
339:A |
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| As easy as 10001, 2, 3 |
342:Y |
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| Using the Malcolm Baldrige National Award in teaching: One criteria, several perspectives |
343:Y |
55 |
| A comparative analysis of quality management in US and international universities |
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59 |
| Bayes/frequentist compromise decision rules for Gaussian sampling |
512:Y |
63 |
| Two-stage designs for identification and estimation of polynomial models |
512:Y |
69 |
| Two statistical paradoxes in the interpretation of group differences: Illustrated with medical school admission and licensing data |
512:Y |
73 |
| Qualitative ordinal scales: The concept of ordinal range |
519:Y |
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| Using logistic regression to evaluate new lid designs |
540:Y |
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| Beyond quality: The information integrity imperative |
650:A |
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| Six Sigma availability management of information technology in the office of the chief technology officer of Washington, DC |
650:A |
85 |
| The impact of operational failures on hospital nurses and their patients |
670:B |
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| Fuzzy set theory based decision model for determining market position and developing strategy for hospital service quality |
670:B |
91 |
| A service quality and success model for the information service industry |
670:S |
93 |
| Updating our TQM thinking for a knowledge and service economy |
670:S |
97 |
| Service quality in higher education using an enhanced SERVQUAL approach |
670:T |
101 |
| Cross-cultural invariance of measures of satisfaction and service quality |
690:B |
103 |
| The relationships among quality, value, satisfaction and behavioral intention in health care provide choice: A South Korean study |
690:B |
107 |
| Continuous improvements of complex technical systems: A theoretical quality management framework supported by requirements management and health management |
690:Y |
109 |
