The majority of Foxconn employees taking part in the strike worked on the "onsite quality control line", according to China Labor Watch.
Data quality was ensured through onsite supervision and review of completed forms.
By Sophie McNamara BANDARBAN, Bangladesh, May 2010: Bananas may not be the first thing that come to mind when thinking about quality education, but an onsite banana grove at a school in Bandarban, south-east Bangladesh, has made a huge difference to the school community.
Data quality was monitored by occasional onsite school visits by the investigators.
However, onsite coaching and quality improvement initiatives involved all providers working in maternity at time of coaching.
Quality assurance mechanisms that target onsite managers and providers with quality improvement tools that allow for self-assessment can alleviate the barrier of financial and human resource constraints.
Goal Achievement Training (GAT) provides a platform for continuous quality improvement via two sessions delivered onsite to small groups of staff from juvenile justice and behavioral health agencies.
The key reliability-related factors are absence of errors in structural design and calculations, proper selection of materials and the manufacturing technology, quality of the materials used and the onsite welding operations, conditions of operation and in-service inspection.
The advantages of F-flurpiridaz over both NH3 and Rb+ are the nonnecessity for an onsite cyclotron and improved image quality due to the shorter positron range and longer half-life, enabling delayed imaging postinjection.
PHC resources were quantified by workforce (either medical or nursing) numbers, number of primary care episodes, service availability (e.g. operating hours), primary care practice size (e.g. single or group practitioner practice a larger practice has more care disciplines onsite), or financial incentive to improve quality of diabetes care.
