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What does TQM stand for?

Total Quality Management

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Who leads the implementation of TQM in an organization?

Top management

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What is the PDSA Cycle?

A structured way to test and implement changes through Plan, Do, Study, Act.

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What does the 'Plan' phase of the PDSA Cycle involve?

Establishing objectives, creating a plan, and setting up measurement systems.

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What is the focus of the 'Do' phase in the PDSA Cycle?

Executing the plan on a pilot basis and recording observations.

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What is the purpose of the 'Study' phase in the PDSA Cycle?

To compare results with objectives and identify gaps.

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What happens during the 'Act' phase of the PDSA Cycle?

Standardizing successful procedures and improving the plan if gaps remain.

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What is one key action to ensure TQM is implemented effectively?

Recognition of contributors to motivate employees.

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What type of management involves complete control by the leader?

Authoritative management

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What is the goal of personal contact in TQM implementation?

To break through resistance to change and build trust.

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What does accumulating small gains in TQM mean?

Continual improvement through incremental changes leading to significant success.

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How can TQM help improve an organization's reputation?

By sharing successes internally and externally to build trust.

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What is a common barrier to TQM implementation?

Lack of top management commitment.

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What can overcome barriers to TQM implementation?

Dedicated workforce with strong and committed leadership.

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What is one reason for resistance to change in TQM?

Belief that training leads to employee attrition.

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What does the term 'Kaizen' refer to in the context of TQM?

A culture of continuous improvement through small daily enhancements.

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What is the importance of persistence in TQM?

Consistency in decisions and practices leads to long-term success.

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What should be avoided to ensure effective TQM implementation?

Haste and looking for immediate gains instead of long-term results.

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What is a key takeaway for TQM success?

Leadership commitment combined with employee empowerment.