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Optimizing the cost-effectiveness of quality assurance in transfusion medicine
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* Although quality assurance efforts have been integrated into many aspects of American health care, their value has been questioned. They can consume large amounts of resources (monetary and/or temporal), calling into question their cost-effectiveness. To improve the yield of quality assurance efforts and limit their consumption of administrative resources, they need to be focused on those aspects of the operation where improvement is needed or where errors are particularly problematic and c...
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NEW BOOST FOR EUROPEAN COOPERATION ON QUALITY ASSURANCE IN HIGHER EDUCATION.(Brief Article)
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; The Council of Ministers, on January 30, adopted without debate, a Recommendation on the mutual recognition of general standards and guidelines for quality assurance systems in Europe's higher education. Member states are encouraged to create a European register of quality assurance agencies and to
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Quality assurance programmes for food industries.(Cover Story)
Economic Review
; The creation of a Quality Assurance Operation is very significant step, taken by many Food Manufacturers during the past several years. English Biscuit Manufacturers (Pvt) Limited and Coronet Foods (Pvt) Limited leading Biscuit and Wafer manufacturers are among the most prominent industries working
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Back To The Quality Assurance Basics With ISO 9000.(Brief Article)
Professional Builder (1993)
; Nearly all successful businesses have quality assurance systems in place. But what exactly is a quality assurance system in the home building industry, and what standards define such a system? The International Organization for Standardization (ISO) in Geneva, Switzerland first published ISO 9000
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Boston's Big Dig Lacks Key Overseer; Quality Assurance Job Was Cut in 1999.
Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News
; By Raphael Lewis, The Boston Globe Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Jan. 30--The consultant managing the $14.5 billion Big Dig, under fire recently for faulty construction and lagging repairs, has ...
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BIG DIG LACKS KEY STATE OVERSEER QUALITY ASSURANCE JOB WAS CUT IN 1999
The Boston Globe
; The consultant managing the $14.5 billion Big Dig, under fire recently for faulty construction and lagging repairs, has operated for nearly three years without a state engineer overseeing its quality assurance program. The quality assurance coordinator's position, which pays between $68,000 and
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