Quality assessment is the act of detecting and measuring the difference between efficacy and effectiveness that can be attributed to care, including variations across regions and people. In practical terms, it is the measurement of the technical and interpersonal aspects of Medical Care.
An evaluation of the quality indicators for a specific product or service. Quality assessments include consumers' evaluations of how well a product or service meets their needs and expectations with respect to process, outcomes and perceived value.
An ongoing process to monitor and evaluate aspects of patient/medical care against pre-established criteria and standards to determine the medical necessity, appropriateness, and effectiveness of the services provided.
The measure of the quality of care.
a measurement and monitoring function of quality assurance for determining how well health care is delivered in comparison with applicable standards or acceptable bounds of care.
Determination of how processes and services correspond to current standards, as well as a patient's satisfaction with the care received.
Measurement of the structure of care, its processes, and its outcomes using predetermined performance and outcome indicators.
Measurement and evaluation of the quality of health care provided to individuals or to groups of patients.
A diagnostic review and evaluation of teaching, learning, and outcomes based on a detailed examination of curricula, structure, and effectiveness of the institution or program. Designed to determine if the institution or program meets generally accepted standards of excellence.
The operational techniques and activities used to evaluate the quality of processes, practices, programs, products and service.
Includes evaluating the quality and effectiveness of facilities management services, benchmarking, managing governmental and corporate audits of facilities management services and projects, and developing innovative improvements in facilities management services.
The evaluation of the inherent properties of any system and their level of excellence