"maximise quality of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it anytime you are talking or writing about the need to increase or strive for improved quality of something. For example, "We must work hard to maximise the quality of our products to ensure customer satisfaction."
Coronary heart disease patients have to learn to manage their condition to maximise quality of life and prevent recurrence or deterioration.
An improvement of indicator variables would demonstrate that surveillance-based interventions can be an effective quality control measure to maximise quality of care.
Few metastatic tumours are curable and the principal aim of treatment is to improve patients' tumour-related symptoms to maximise quality of life (QoL).
An on-going task for patients with coronary heart disease (CHD), as for other chronic disease sufferers, is to learn to manage their condition to maximise quality of life and prevent recurrence or deterioration [ 1].
It is commonly believed that there is a need for new schedules of chemotherapy agents that combine efficacy and tolerability, in the attempt to minimise toxicity and maximise quality of life for patients in this setting.
Given the current lack of effective treatment options for ALS, the aim of care is to maximise quality of life from the time of diagnosis through to the end of life.
However, maximising quality of life is also associated with other important economic outcomes such as maintaining employment and independence [ 27].
Maximising quality of life is an important treatment outcome to minimise morbidity and mortality rates in the management of CKD patients.
The focus of care is on achieving comfort and ensuring dignity for the person and maximising quality of life for the patient, family and loved ones [ 29]".
The minimum standards of surgical care endorsed by MSF ensure that all the necessary "structural" elements are in place for maximising quality of care.
Physiotherapy, otherwise known as physical therapy, is a health profession which is "concerned with identifying and maximising quality of life and functional movement potential, within the spheres of promotion, prevention, maintenance, intervention/treatment, habilitation and rehabilitation.
