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Quality assurance: establishing a program for libraries.

Abstract

"Quality Assurance" (QA) is a practical tool for library management, a link in the library's relationship with administrative decision makers. Instituting or refining a QA program takes into account formal and informal methods. Described are one library's program and problem-solving model, the role of others in the library's program, types of recordkeeping, and integration of the library program with organizational QA. Positive results include participation in management-level activities and improvement in quality and delivery of services and products. Ten suggestions are made to begin a QA program.

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A M Fredenburg. 1988. Quality assurance: establishing a program for libraries.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/10302816/

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