"preventive quality" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to something that helps to prevent something from happening or occurring, especially something bad or undesirable. For example, "This new product has a high preventive quality, making it more resistant to damage."
Quality circles, process and product auditing, methods for preventive quality management, and extensive paper-based documentation systems are established to build up a company knowledge base.
Preventive quality management (PQM) is based on the idea that possible mistakes have to be detected before they happen to prevent employees from learning the hard way.
This chapter aims to give knowledge engineers and managers an understandable and comprehensive outline for building an efficient knowledge-based tool in the field of preventive quality management.
However, other studies have found no association between PU and organisational factors such as patient safety climate, team climate and preventive quality management at ward level.
In another study, the authors were unable to find an association between organisational culture, team climate, or preventive quality management at the ward level and the prevalence of nosocomial pressure ulcers [ 44].
The Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ) developed the Preventive Quality Indicators (PQIs), a set of measures to identify ACSC as rates of admission to the hospital based on the assumption that high hospitalization rates for ACSC may result from poor access to primary care and can be prevented [ 1].
By providing access to healthcare for millions of previously uninsured Americans through the insurance marketplace and expansion of Medicaid; prohibiting discrimination based upon pre-existing conditions; and emphasizing preventive, quality-based care, it was a necessary first step in the right direction.
Green tea consumption has been shown to have cancer preventive qualities.
FTS had both preventive qualities by inhibiting hepatic stellate cell (HSC) activation and proliferation, as well as partial reversal effect on liver cirrhosis.
Brawley points to vast state-to-state discrepancies in deaths from certain cancers due to preventive services, quality of care, and availability of care.
With contributions from 37 global experts, we developed a 3-day course including 14 learning units in early recognition, patho-physiology, oxygen therapy, influenza diagnostics, infection control, resuscitation of septic shock, antimicrobial therapy, monitoring, lung-protective ventilation for acute respiratory distress syndrome, sedation, weaning, preventive care, quality improvement, and ethics.
