This study is a qualitative case study approach to theory building that aims to develop a more holistic understanding of the patterns of coordination in an organisation that has successfully implemented TQM using a communication perspective. The data were gathered at a large private hospital in Bangkok where 36 respondents from non-medical treatment areas were interviewed. The study used in-depth interviews as a primary data source, complemented with participant-observations and document analysis to address the main research question: In what ways have the effects of TQM on communicative attitudes and practices contributed to coordination?
Date of Award | 2007 |
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Original language | English |
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Supervisor | Peter Clayton (Supervisor) & Warwick Blood (Supervisor) |
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'For the sake of our customers' : a case study of the links between coordination, communication and TQM
Srismith, K. (Author). 2007
Student thesis: Doctoral Thesis