2020
DOI: 10.20473/jphrecode.v3i2.13419
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Hospital’s Performance with Malcolm Baldrige Method

Abstract: Background: Malcolm Baldrige method has been widely used to assess institutional performance. However, data obtained from the assessment are still visualized in the form of tables. This kind of visualization for rendering data is less interesting and makes readers difficult to interpret the data. Aims: This study presented some recommendations for data visualization in various forms, such as charts and diagrams to facilitate data interpretation. Methods: This study utilized Microsoft Excel 2007 software to cre… Show more

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“…This assessment obtaining from the results of interviews, observations, distributing questionnaires, and examining related documents. The maximum score for each criterion is a stipulation based on the Baldrige Excellence Framework [7]. The final assessment of process criteria and results can be seen in Table 1.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This assessment obtaining from the results of interviews, observations, distributing questionnaires, and examining related documents. The maximum score for each criterion is a stipulation based on the Baldrige Excellence Framework [7]. The final assessment of process criteria and results can be seen in Table 1.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…TQM preserves and increases efficiency at reduced rates, but it necessitates a cultural shift for the institution and nursing unit to accept it (Mun et al, 2013). Several studies emerged in the corpus of literature that integrates TQM in nursing practice in Indonesia, especially in a hospital setting (Manurung et al, 2017;Sintari & Novitasari, 2020), but due to the paucity of evidence in Indonesia's independent nursing practice; this study came to fruition.…”
Section: Total Quality Management Indicators/principlesmentioning
confidence: 93%