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Change management
Updated on
December 25, 2024

What are the benefits of a quality approach?
A quality approach improves customer satisfaction, strengthens the credibility of the company, and builds customer loyalty. Internally, it structures the organization, clarifies roles, optimizes resources, and motivates teams. It is a powerful lever to ensure the sustainability of the business and stand out against the competition.
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Why initiate a quality approach?
Initiating a quality approach comes with tangible gains in relationships with clients and partners:
It helps improve customer satisfaction, strengthens the trust relationship, builds customer loyalty, and attracts new clients. It reinforces the credibility of its structure in relation to others: the improvement in quality is visible to its clients, competitors, regulatory authorities, and funders.
This approach is an indispensable lever to ensure the longevity of the business and increase its activity in the face of increased competition. It allows for effective responses to the growing demands of "clients" and regulations.

Engaging in a quality approach also significantly improves the organization and internal management of the structure:
It structures the organization's operations and improves its daily functioning. It helps define the roles and responsibilities of each, enhances internal communication, and fosters exchanges among team members. It allows for reactivity and efficiency in unforeseen situations. It professionalizes and unites the team by motivating everyone. It reconciles service quality and employee well-being... It optimizes human, financial, and material resources. It enhances the brand image of the healthcare transport sector, which is undergoing restructuring.
The most effective way to implement a quality approach is to use an application like Vesuv which allows for easily digitizing procedures. Vesuv also offers free ready-to-use procedure templates for various interesting use cases.