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ARTICLE: Using industrial processes to improve patient care sysadmin	January 19th, 2004 18:09 by sysadmin	0	12,386
QUESTION: What three methodologies are discussed in this article? sysadmin	January 19th, 2004 19:10 by sysadmin	0	17,459
QUESTION: How do the authors propose to evaluate new procedures? sysadmin	January 19th, 2004 19:06 by sysadmin	0	12,377
QUESTION: What does six sigma refer to? sysadmin	January 19th, 2004 19:01 by sysadmin	0	11,575
QUESTION: What is the theory of constraints? sysadmin	January 19th, 2004 18:56 by sysadmin	0	11,967
QUESTION: What is the definition of pull? sysadmin	January 19th, 2004 18:52 by sysadmin	0	12,087
QUESTION: The authors include which of the following as sources of waste? sysadmin	January 19th, 2004 18:50 by sysadmin	0	13,025
QUESTION: Five key concepts for lean thinking include all of the following EXCEPT: sysadmin	January 19th, 2004 18:44 by sysadmin	0	12,897
QUESTION: What is your specialty? sysadmin	January 19th, 2004 18:39 by sysadmin	0	12,594
QUESTION: Was this article free from bias? sysadmin	January 19th, 2004 18:37 by sysadmin	0	12,718
QUESTION: How relevant was this article? sysadmin	January 19th, 2004 18:34 by sysadmin	0	12,148

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