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Evaluating evaluation: implications for assessing quality
International Journal of Health Care Quality Assurance, 2001Aims to review the literature on evaluation and to examine research, theory and practice in relation to two key questions: What is evaluation and What is its contribution? Evaluation is increasingly a contemporary concern owing to growing demand for verification of programme results and the current political and economic climate.
M, McCoy, O D, Hargie
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Evaluating Quality Improvement
Pediatrics, 2007The bloom is off the rose, at least partially. From the time they emerged in the 1940s as a substantial advance over available research designs, randomized, controlled trials (RCTs) quickly became the gold standard for testing medical interventions. However, it has long been acknowledged that for some interventions, particularly programs with multiple ...
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Displays, 1992
Abstract This report describes two procedures that aim to evaluate image quality. The first is an implementation of the ISO performance-based for visual displays. Subjects are presented with random characters presented in five blocks on the screen and asked to identify each character.
D. Travis, T.F.M. Stewart, C. Mackay
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Abstract This report describes two procedures that aim to evaluate image quality. The first is an implementation of the ISO performance-based for visual displays. Subjects are presented with random characters presented in five blocks on the screen and asked to identify each character.
D. Travis, T.F.M. Stewart, C. Mackay
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Evaluating quality in endoscopy
Endoscopy, 2017AbstractDespite an increasing number of publications and suggested quality measures, evaluating quality in endoscopy remains a challenge. Most quality measures are process measures and lack evidence for an association with clinically important outcomes. Furthermore, most measure focus on procedural aspects.
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Evaluating Quality Management Systems
Journal of Nursing Care Quality, 1998This study reports how nurse administrators may approach an evaluation of their quality management (QM) initiative. Suggestions are based on the current study of a multiclinic health care system's QM plan. Tips on designing the evaluation and recommendations on how to report results are provided.
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2008
The chapter describe how to asses apple quality by using machine vision. The concept of quality of an apple is detailed. The manipulation of the fruits, the lighting and the acquisition techniques are reviewed. The shape and colour assessment are summarised.
Leemans, Vincent, Kleynen, Olivier
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The chapter describe how to asses apple quality by using machine vision. The concept of quality of an apple is detailed. The manipulation of the fruits, the lighting and the acquisition techniques are reviewed. The shape and colour assessment are summarised.
Leemans, Vincent, Kleynen, Olivier
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Transforming quality evaluation
Quality in Higher Education, 2004This paper outlines the preponderant approaches to external quality evaluation, including the purpose, focus, object, rationale, and methods of external evaluations. Accountability, compliance and, in some countries, control are much more frequent rationales for external monitoring than improvement.
Lee Harvey, Jethro Newton
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