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comprises all those planned and systematic actions necessary to provide confidence that a structure, system or component will perform satisfactorily is service.
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| quality assurance |
All planned activities necessary to provide a high degree of confidence in the quality of a product or service. It provides quality assessment of the quality control activities and determines the validity of the procedures for determining quality.
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| quality management |
the design and maintenance of quality assurance mechanisms; responsibility for the same. All aspects of the management function that determine and implement the intentions and direction of an organisation as regards quality matters. Quality management involves managing for continuous improvement, centred on a strong notion of mission, objectives setting and review.
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| quality assurance |
This ensures a consistent approach to monitoring and maintaining the quality of performance - for example, international quality standards such as ISO 9000. With competence-based vocational qualifications, quality assurance is dependent largely upon the internal and external verification process.
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| quality assurance |
ISO 9000:2000 defines Quality Assurance as 'providing confidence that requirements will be met'. - update provided by J Broomfield
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