
doi: 10.1108/eb039513
pmid: 10121458
The author maintains that financial officers should take a leadership role to improve the processes that provide value to a company's internal and external customers. He suggests several ways that the financial function can participate in and contribute to total quality management.
Quality Control, Financial Management, Quality Assurance, Health Care, Data Collection, Administrative Personnel, Efficiency, Planning Techniques, Consumer Behavior, United States, Leadership, Cost Savings, Industry
Quality Control, Financial Management, Quality Assurance, Health Care, Data Collection, Administrative Personnel, Efficiency, Planning Techniques, Consumer Behavior, United States, Leadership, Cost Savings, Industry
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