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2013
Quality assurance (QA) is a widely accepted management function that is intended to ensure that services provided to consumers meet agreed-upon standards. Standards come from professional organizations, evidence-based practices, and public policies that specify outcomes for consumers.
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Quality assurance (QA) is a widely accepted management function that is intended to ensure that services provided to consumers meet agreed-upon standards. Standards come from professional organizations, evidence-based practices, and public policies that specify outcomes for consumers.
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Quality Assurance in Urinalysis
Clinics in Laboratory Medicine, 1988Instituting a Quality Assurance program in urinalysis is an important step in achieving accurate and reproducible results. This article has explored the various components of such a program for routine urine examination and included a discussion, along with "how to" recommendations, of such topics as specimen collection and handling, dipstick chemical ...
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1990
It is difficult to generalize about costs of raw materials in the food industry since the products vary from flavored water to caviar. The cost of the inexpensive drink’s flavoring, sweetener, acidifier, colorant and packaging might be as little as 15% of the factory door cost.
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It is difficult to generalize about costs of raw materials in the food industry since the products vary from flavored water to caviar. The cost of the inexpensive drink’s flavoring, sweetener, acidifier, colorant and packaging might be as little as 15% of the factory door cost.
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The Journal of the American Dental Association, 1988
Quality care for patients is important for not only maintaining a healthy private practice, but also for maintaining high standards of professionalism for dentistry itself. This article discusses historical origins, perspectives, goals, and the ADA’s Office of Quality Assurance—the liaison between the dentist and external regulating groups that place ...
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Quality care for patients is important for not only maintaining a healthy private practice, but also for maintaining high standards of professionalism for dentistry itself. This article discusses historical origins, perspectives, goals, and the ADA’s Office of Quality Assurance—the liaison between the dentist and external regulating groups that place ...
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The Journal of the American Dental Association, 1978
James E. Bouman +2 more
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Extended external reporting assurance: Current practices and challenges
Journal of International Financial Management and Accounting, 2021Joanna Krasodomska
exaly
Assurance of corporate social responsibility reports: Does it reduce decoupling practices?
Business Ethics, Environment and Responsibility, 2022Isabel-maría García-sánchez +2 more
exaly