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TOOLS OF TQM

Explore the data-driven methodology of TQM with tools like flowcharts, Ishikawa diagrams, and more. Learn statistical interpretation, seasonal variations, and how new technology enhances quality management.

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TOOLS OF TQM

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  1. TOOLS OF TQM Abdulla Jassim Abdulla

  2. INTRODUCTION • Data-Driven Methodology • Data generated by processes Statistical interpretation Seasonal variations New Technology

  3. THE ‘SEVEN SIMPLE TOOLS’ • Flowcharts • Cause and Effect (Ishikawa / fishbone) Diagrams • Check sheets • Pareto Charts • Histograms • Run Charts and Control Charts • Scatter plots and Correlation Analysis

  4. FLOWCHARTS • Remember system theory: (Input, Output, customer supplier and their interactions). • Divide complex processes into simple sub-processes. • A Qualitative tools

  5. Patient Transport Process Example Request made Log & prioritize request Dispatch transport Take patient to X-ray Doctor determines patient needs X-ray Information taken & request is logged Required equipment is found Transporter arrives on ward Patienttransferredfrombed Ward contacts dispatcher Request prioritized Transport is dispatched Patient taken to X-ray

  6. Types of Flowcharts • LAYOUT FLOWCHART Example Staff movement • DATA FLOW DIAGRAMS leave approval process

  7. ISHIKAWA DIAGRAMS • Also known as Fishbone or Cause-and-Effect Diagrams • Non-quantitative tools (Qualitative) • Sometimes called the 5M Diagram (Men, Machine, Materials, Measurements and methods)

  8. ISHIKAWA DIAGRAM

  9. CHECKSHEETS • Central tool for Quality Assurance programs • Specially useful for operational procedures • Could be derived from the flowchart and fishbone diagrams

  10. Example check sheets

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