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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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Návrh na zlepšení řízení jakosti / Proposal for Improvement Quality Management in Company

Hegerová, Ľudmila January 2010 (has links)
This master thesis consider the proposal for quality improvement of an industrial process. There are recomended proposals and methods for improvement of current situation of processing on the production of provided information here.
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Arbetar optiker i Sverige evidensbaserat för att främja god kontaktlinsrelaterad compliance? / Are optometrists in Sweden working in an evidense-based manner to encourage contact lens related compliance?

Andreen Lagerstål, Hanna, Sandberg, Kristoffer January 2024 (has links)
Syfte: Syftet med denna studie var att undersöka aktuell praxis bland optikeri Sverige vad gäller evidensbaserat arbete för att främja god compliance hoskontaktlinspatienter, samt att belysa de eventuella områden där optiker iSverige kan förbättra sitt arbete i ovan nämnda avseende. Metod: En online-baserad enkät med 28 frågor togs fram och delades medOptikerförbundets medlemmar samt via Facebookgruppen Optikforum. Svaren sammanställdes och analyserades. Utvalda frågor poängsattes därmaxpoäng innebar “godkänt”, alltså att deltagaren alltid gör det somefterfrågas i enkäten, i enlighet med Kvalitetsnorm i synvården. Resultat: Antal svarande var 196, varav 190 inkluderades. 108 av dessaarbetade självständigt, alltså utan delegation till annan personal, vidnytillpassning, återbesök samt årskontroll vid kontaktlinstillpassning, ochpoängsattes därför. 24% av de 108 erhöll full poäng och ansågs arbetaevidensbaserat för att främja god kontaktlinsrelaterad compliance. Områdendär dessa 108 optiker fick lägst poäng, och således skulle kunna förbättra sittarbete för att främja kontaktlinsrelaterad compliance, var informerande av:vikten av egenkontroll av ögonen, vikten av rätt skötselrutin om patientenanvänder smink, hur länge kontaktlinserna bör gnuggas samt vikten avlinsvila. Hos de samtliga 190 inkluderades svar framkom att 4 av 5 optiker isamband med årskontroll aldrig eller sällan ber sina patienter att visa hur derengör sina kontaktlinser, eller ber sina patienter visa hur de sätter i- och tarur sina kontaktlinser. Slutsats: Alla optiker i denna studie arbetade inte helt och hålletevidensbaserat. Denna studie visade att optiker i Sveriges arbete med attfrämja kontaktlinsrelaterad compliance kan förbättras, bland annat vad gällertillhandahållande av patientinformation. Detta kan bidra till ökad compliancehos denna patientgrupp, vilket i sin tur kan minska risken förkontaktlinsrelaterade komplikationer. Ökad tillgång till extra utbildning omkontaktlinser för optikerna skulle också kunna förbättra detta arbete. / Purpose: The purpose of this study was to investigate current practiceamongst optometrists in Sweden regarding evidence-based work toencourage compliance in their contact lens patients. Moreover, to highlightthe potential areas where the optometrists possibly could improve their workwithin the field of encouraging contact lens-related compliance. Method: An online based survey was developed and shared with membersof the Swedish Optometrists’s Association, Optikerförbundet, and theFacebook-group ‘Optikforum’. The responses were compiled and analysed.Selected questions were scored, where the maximum score amounted to a“passing grade”, meaning that the participant always does what is requestedin the questionnaire, in accordance with the Quality Norm of vision care. Result: The number of respondents was 196, of which 190 were included.108 of these worked independently, i.e. without delegation to other staff,during new fitting, return visits and annual control during contact lens fitting,and were therefore scored. 24% of the 108 received full points and wereconsidered to be working evidence-based to encourage contact lens-relatedcompliance. Areas where these 108 opticians scored the lowest, and thuscould improve their work to encourage contact lens-related compliance, wereinformative of: the importance of self-examination of the eyes, theimportance of the correct care routine if the patient wears make-up, how longthe contact lenses should be rubbed and the importance of contact lens rest.In the responses of all 190 included, it emerged that 4 out of 5 opticians inconnection with the annual check-up never or rarely ask their patients toshow how they clean their contact lenses, nor ask their patients to show howthey put in and take out their contact lenses. Conclusion: All optometrists in this study were not always working in anevidence-based manner. This study showed that optometrists in Sweden’swork to encourage contact lens-related compliance can be improved, one ofthem being in terms of providing patient information. This can contribute toincreased compliance in this patient group, which in turn can reduce the riskof contact lens-related complications. Increasing the amount of extraeducation for the optometrists regarding contact lenses, could also improvetheir work in this regard.

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