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Creating an agenda for change. Quality assurance in mental health services
Abstract:
Quality assurance is traditionally viewed in terms of structure, process and outcome, but ignores the fact that they coexist in day-to-day practice. Many quality assurance initiatives are based on the belief that organisational systems can be periodically improved using external experts; this can lead to a disjointed approach and alienate staff. QUARTZ is a quality assurance programme for mental health services, and encourages a collaborative, problem-solving approach among staff. Ongoing evaluation is essential to facilitate long-term change.
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