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Quality now [electronic resource] : moving human services organizations toward a consumer orientation to service quality /

by Moore, Stephen T; Kelly, Michael J.
Material type: materialTypeLabelArticleDescription: pp. 33-40.Subject(s): consumers, human services, quality, service, total quality managementOnline resources: Click here to access full-text article In: Social work: Journal of National Association of Social Workers 1996, Vol. 41, No. 1Summary: Social services organizations can benefit from insights provided by the quality management literature. These insights include useful tools for moving toward a consumer orientation to service quality. Application of quality management principles in human services requires an understanding of the service encounter from the customer perspective. Quality management involves more than the implementation of specific management techniques. It involves a commitment to consumers and the creation of an organizational culture that puts quality first.
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Social services organizations can benefit from insights provided by the quality management literature. These insights include useful tools for moving toward a consumer orientation to service quality. Application of quality management principles in human services requires an understanding of the service encounter from the customer perspective. Quality management involves more than the implementation of specific management techniques. It involves a commitment to consumers and the creation of an organizational culture that puts quality first.

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