Increases in productivity depended far more upon the rational organization of processes than upon individual skill.
Furthermore, mechanisms contain information about the spatio-temporal organization of processes.
For Hopkins life is "a property of the cell as a whole, because it depends upon the organization of processes" (Hopkins 1913 [1949] p. 152).
Thus, 'aesthetic' denotes an agential behavior based on an organization of processes integrated in a form that identifies, evaluates, and compares sources of interaction-success or error in specific aspects of external reality.
These countries are struggling to contain costs, forcing hospitals to rethink strategies on efficiency and the organization of processes.
Simultaneously, the focus of quality management in healthcare is gradually shifting away from clinical effectiveness [ 3], to a greater emphasis on the organization of processes [ 4].
For each case, we consulted process descriptions, product books, handbooks and other documentation such as project plans and quality manuals that would give objective and additional insights into the organization of processes and product supply.
A study of the organization of processes in youth welfare showed that the objectives of youth welfare services are often imprecisely defined, thus making evaluating the outcome quality all but impossible [ 40].
Porter, Herzlinger and Christensen [ 13- 15] suggested that specialization improves the performance, because it results in a better organization of processes, improved patient satisfaction, more cost-effective treatments and better outcomes.
MR. DOLGACHEV The difference, first of all, is in the systems of approaching theater, in the organization of the process.
