Bone quality encompasses parameters that contribute to the mechanical integrity of the bone.
Geospatial data quality encompasses many aspects, e.g. location accuracy, completeness of elements or their attributes, which in the case of OSM have been extensively studied predominantly in highly developed areas45,46, whereas in remote regions these evaluations are scarce.
Rather, we need to become aspirational, aiming for better margins based on a modern conception of quality encompassing ethical considerations, such as relationships with employees and suppliers and support for local producers, as well as healthy, unadulterated, products and excellent services.
While quality encompasses a broad variety of activities and programs, the most common denominators include collaboration and risk management.
In the context of biotherapeutics, "quality" encompasses the product and manufacturing process to ensure the drug is pure, safe, efficacious, and consistent.
For over 20 years the overall standardised mortality ratio (SMR) for all deaths in a hospital has been advocated as an indicator of the quality (encompassing both safety and effectiveness) of a hospital.
Unlike other environmental risks that are routinely communicated such as UV and heat, overall air quality encompasses several primary pollutants as well as secondary products owing to atmospheric transformation.
Three quality domains should be considered when judging total quality: structure quality, comprising quality of the structural factors that affect the performance of care; process quality, or the quality of the direct care that the staff provides; and outcome quality, encompassing the impact for the patient or health care service outcome for the population.
Urgent quality assurance, encompassing technical and interpretive quality, is needed in the BCSP in case these data are due to suboptimal CTC practice.
