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Quality Assessment in Oncology

International Journal of Radiation Oncology*Biology*Physics, 2012
The movement to improve healthcare quality has led to a need for carefully designed quality indicators that accurately reflect the quality of care. Many different measures have been proposed and continue to be developed by governmental agencies and accrediting bodies.
Jeffrey M, Albert, Prajnan, Das
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Quality of Life Assessment

Seminars in Reproductive Medicine, 1996
Quality of Life (QOL) is a generic term covering a wide variety of end points. It generally refers to a multitude of subjective experiences important to people's lives. Four domains contribute to this overall effect: physical and occupational function, psychological state, social interaction, and economic status/factors.
A J, Morales, L M, Kettel
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Psychotherapy Quality Assessment

Journal of American College Health Association, 1979
Abstract In the first section of this paper, Dr. Whitaker argues that there are both practical and heuristic reasons for developing a systematic method for assessing the quality of psychotherapy in a university mental health service. He maintains that, though the task of psychotherapy quality assessment is a complex undertaking, it is possible to take ...
J E, Sarnat   +2 more
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Assessing the Quality of the Quality Assessment

The American Journal of Bioethics, 2016
In this commentary, I use criteria contained in the Ethics Consultation Quality Assessment Tool (ECQAT) to evaluate the arguments for using the tool itself, as presented by Pearlman and colleagues ...
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Inpainting quality assessment

Journal of Electronic Imaging, 2010
We propose a means of objectively comparing the results of digital image inpainting algorithms by analyzing changes in predicted human attention prior to and following application. Artifacting is generalized in two catagories, in-region and out-region, depending on whether or not attention changes are primarily within the edited region or in nearby ...
Paul A. Ardis   +2 more
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Assessment of quality of life

The American Journal of Cardiology, 1991
Assessment of quality of life has emerged in recent years as an important part of the overall evaluation of drug therapy and health care in general. Measurement techniques for this difficult assessment range from simple unqualified questions on patient well-being to complex statistical analyses of a wide range of lifestyle and activity variables.
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Assessing quality documents

ACM Journal of Computer Documentation, 2002
In recent years, an emphasis on quality has emerged in a variety of organizations and in several fields, including technical documentation. Producing Quality Technical Information (PQTI) was one of the first comprehensive discussions of the quality of documentation. An important contribution of the book is in identifying quality as multiple, measurable
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Assessing the quality of metamodels

Frontiers of Computer Science, 2013
The complexity and diversity of modern software demands a variety of metamodel-based modeling languages for software development. Existing languages change continuously, and new ones are constantly emerging. In this situation, and especially for metamodel-based modeling languages, a quality assurance mechanism for metamodels is needed.
Zhiyi Ma, Xiao He 0005, Chao Liu
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