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    provider to customer and back with improvement of the social and environmental impacts explicitly considered”. The supply chain considers the interactions between a business and its customers and suppliers. The greatest benefits are derived by extending the focus as far as possible upstream towards the raw materials, downstream towards the consumer and then back again as the product and wastes are recycled. Sustainable supply chains are among the biggest responsible business challenges. Accomplishing sustainable

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    1. Introduction Statistical process control refers to a statistical method used to separate variation produced b y special causes and varation produced by natural causes. This is done so that it is possible to eliminate the special causes and to establish and maintain consistency in the process, allowing the process to be improved. A Process refers to everything that is done in a workplace. Multiple factors affect these processes and they are usually refered to as the Five M’s. The Five M’s

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    In order to develop nursing knowledge and establish evidence-based practice (EBP) in nursing, there needs to be a "concept model, one or more theories and one or more empirical indicators" (Fawcett & DeSanto-Madeya, 2013, p. 26). The theoretical framework can be advantageous in guiding and supporting the design and execution of an EBP change. Using a conceptual model (C) theory (T) and empirical research (E) provides the foundation for an intervention to an identified clinical problem. Known as

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    INTRODUCTION The concept of Business Process Reengineering (BPR) is to rethink and breakdown existing business process. This allows a company to reduce cost and improve productivity through newer, more efficient process. It is important to remember however, though there are instances where these is necessary, BPR is not without its disadvantage. This makes it vital to weight your decision carefully. One of the most obvious adverse effects of a company’s decision to reengineer is lowered employee

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    appointments which include new patients, routine exams and return visits. By using the third next available rather than the next available appointment provides a more accurate indication of appointment availability. According to the Institute for Health Improvement (2011), An appointment may be open at the time of a request because of a cancellation or other unexpected event. Using the "third next available" appointment eliminates these chance occurrences from the measure of availability (para. 1). The

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    PDCA Outline Plan The first step of the Plan-Do-Check-Act (PDCA) cycle is plan. The planning step of the cycle is extremely important and crucial to the success of the project. I undertook this exact issue as a process improvement project early on in my career and already went through the exercise of analyzing the account activity and assigning a risk score to each and every balance sheet account. At the time, there were 854 individual balance sheet accounts that needed reconciled. Currently this

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    the Deming Cycle or the Deming Wheel after its founder, W Edwards Deming. Deming was one of the creators of the quality management approach that is followed by many present industries. He also introduced the manufacturing world to statistical process control techniques which was very effectively used by the Japanese at that time, who used them with great success. According to him if the production processes are defined clearly, the quality of the finished product will increase considerably.

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    CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT

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    What is continuous improvement means in the context of organisational success Continuous improvement is a quality philosophy that assumes further improvements are always possible and that processes should be continuously re-evaluated and improvements implemented. It is also the seeking of small improvements in processes and products, with the objective of increasing quality and reducing waste. It is believed that an organization must constantly measure the effectiveness of its processes and strive

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    Date: 09/02/2014 Business Unit: Star Industries Department: Manufacturing Job Title: Shift Supervisor Oracle Cost Code: N/A √ Tick If New Position Replacing Existing Staff Member Name of Present Incumbent: (the person holding the position leaving) Mr Bob Brown__________________________________________________________ Position Reports to: Plant Manager NSW – Gary Denver

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    design process at Racor. Patents benefit the customers by allowing Racor to preserve profitable market sales and securing proper replacement parts that are then installed on equipment. Ever since Racor Manufacturing has been in the market; they have been the industry leader of filtrations manufacturing for decades and they want to make sure they continue to see increased success and revenue. In order to provide continuous growth, Racor is able to keep constantly making process improvements, modifying

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