A model of total quality management for libraries
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https://doi.org/10.54886/scire.v2i1.1050Abstract
In the first part of the work a series of introductory points are presented where it is stood out: on one hand, the contributions of the perspective of the Total Quality Management, in the field of the documentary services; and on the other hand, it develops, shortly, the state of the question of the investigation carried out on this topic within the Sciences of Documentation. The central part of the work is devoted to assuming the determinant activities of the total quality like hypot- Scire. 2 : 1 (en.-jun. 1996). hesis, fix the objectives and the method of the nominative model. In order to conclude, some outputs are aimed that expose the current inadequacies and problems detected in public libraries; and, like nuclear conclusion removed of our investigation, the figure of the user is enhanced: central axis of all models of total quality management. (Author)Downloads
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