The phrase "assurance programmes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to quality control, risk management, or compliance, where programs are designed to provide assurance of certain standards or outcomes.
Example: "The company has implemented several assurance programmes to ensure the quality of its products and services."
Alternatives: "quality assurance programs" or "compliance assurance initiatives".
However, Green wants the CQC to set only a quality framework – "not an all-singing, all-dancing scheme" – that would allow operators to run their own quality assurance programmes, independently validated.
"If you want to be efficient in fighting it, you have to have a very strong regulatory authority, very strong collaborations, very good distribution networks and good co-operation between governments," said Sabine Kopp, who manages the anti-counterfeiting and medicines quality assurance programmes at the World Health Organisation.
Smartphones being used for primary diagnosis would have to be part of similar quality assurance programmes.
The type of periodic tests, their recommended frequency and responsibilities are specific for each intended equipment, and they are usually part of the general quality assurance programmes, that should be in place in every radiopharmacy.
The European Union Directive on Medical Exposures [3] considers the use of appropriate means of radiation protection and insists that special attention should be given to quality assurance programmes including quality control measures and patient dose assessment.
The European directive 2013/59/euratom (art. 61) underlines that special attention shall be given to quality assurance programmes and the assessment of dose in medical exposure of children [9].
These laboratories were assisted in quality-assured technology use; an external quality assurance programme similar to that used under GREP is operational for FMD.
In 2006, the Federal Joint Committee introduced a quality assurance programme for ambulatory dialysis treatment in Germany.
This occurred through a four-step quality assurance programme over a 4-yr period.
The technology questionnaire is the first step in the extensive quality assurance programme dedicated to this high-tech radiotherapy trial.
Evaluation of the short- and medium-term impact of a postoperative pain management quality assurance programme in a university hospital.
