Quality Management System in Healthcare Part 2

There are _______ tools for QMS

• 7

• 6

• 9

• 5

Shows a bar graph which factors are more significant refer to?

• Check sheet

• Histogram

• Pareto chart

• Control charts

The most commonly used graph for showing frequency distributions or how often each different value in a set of data occurs refer to?

• Stratification

• Scatter diagram

• Cause and effect diagram

• Histogram

Quality control should never be a "lone ranger" refers to

• Harness the power of automation

• Integrate QC with other management processes

• Maintain high standards for reporting & analytics

• Make it mobile

Which of the following is not the key elements in building an effective quality management system :

• Clear vision and values

• Communication

• Management direction and leadership

• Reward and acknowledgement

Implementing a quality management system can assist to attain more consistency in the project activities and enhance the effectiveness by improvement in the resources and time usage refer to?

• Improvement in internal communications

• Increase in production

• Consistent products

• Less rework

Quality is measured continuously due to the appropriate procedures that ensure immediate corrective actions on occurrence of defects refer to?

• Achievement of project scope

• Customer satisfaction

• Increase in production

• Less rework

Which of the following is not the additional features of QMS?

• Training management

• Audit management

• Asset management

• Quality management

It ensures the achievement of stability and reliability regarding the techniques, equipment and resources being used in a project refer to?

• Achievement of project scope

• Customer satisfaction

• Consistent products

• Improvement in internal communications

Will ensure that the customer is satisfied by meeting their requirements and will thus enhance the confidence of the customer refer to?

• Increased financial performance

• Less rework

• Increase in production

• Customer satisfaction