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Six Sigma literally stands for an error rate of 0,00034%,

implemented by Motorola (1986) to improve production results

by reducing variation.

Grown into a structured improvement methodology in itself,

with trained experts (belts)

Optimizing processes by reducing variation, the error rate and cost;

- In industry/production processes endpoints are merely financial

- In healthcare applied in process improvement at operating rooms:

less errors, more efficient use of OR’s.

Dave Nave,

How to compare Six Sigma, Lean,

and Theory of Constraints

Six Sigma

Background

Lean tools

Lean in healthcare Process optimization Discussion