June 2004
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Accreditation and Quality Assurance
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January 2003
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Accreditation and Quality Assurance
Measurement and testing are of fundamental importance to science, technology and the economy. There is no science without measurements, no quality without testing and no global market without standards. This article tries to look into the future for the testing community. Based on the anticipated changes in the environment for the testing activities a prediction of the coming technical development as well as acceptance of test results is given. Also the future of accreditation is discussed.
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... It is worthwhile to compare these results with the main findings and discussion emerging in the literature regarding the adoption of quality management models in the medical field. As for other healthcare facilities, key elements of the quality system are staff expertize, shared expertize of working methods, and evaluation and continuous monitoring of processes [24,25]. Other relevant factors have been identified, including planning and managing complex processes, reporting and solving incidence of non-conformity, and the determinant role of human factors in quality achievement regarding processes and outcomes. ...
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January 2003
Accreditation and Quality Assurance