"Coupon-clipping has a proactive quality to it that appeals to bargain hunters".
Real-time control of product performance parameters is a key for proactive quality control (QC), as it can prevent the occurrence of potential quality problems in the earliest stage of manufacturing.
Some frequently used proactive quality control techniques used to solve problems in industry are analyzed: design for six sigma, mistake proofing (poka-yoke), quality function deployment, design review, etc.
From a controlling perspective, it is a challenging task to integrally control ever more complex processes to the outmost extent possible: Proactive quality management tools, including process mapping, value stream mapping (VSM), fault tree analysis, and failure mode and effects analysis [7], can help in achieving continuous efficiency improvement [8], especially in well-defined procedures.
Proactive quality assurance (QA) should be implemented to meet the expectations of the consumers for reliable services.
With greater demand for public accountability for the quality of health professional practice, regulatory authorities are moving from a passive complaints-based process for monitoring to proactive quality assurance.
Involving such physicians in METs will likely facilitate the dual roles of METs as a clinical outreach arm of the intensive care unit and a more proactive quality improvement strategy that systematically identifies problems in care and leads to strategies to reduce them.
Contacting employers directly for work experience shows you are proactive and committed, qualities that are always highly regarded.
The quality assurance system is based upon the concept of a "clinic level quality circle" which means that all staff are involved and proactive in maintaining quality on a daily basis to make clinics capable and responsible for assuring, maintaining and improving quality services.
There were "shortcomings" in recording information, incorrectly recorded appointment dates, "no proactive and systematic quality assurance", and "an absence of regular supervision and team meetings".
Information obtained from fungal air samples can assist in the assessment of health hazards and can be useful in proactive indoor air quality monitoring.
