Quality Systems, Inc. develops and markets healthcare information systems that automate certain aspects of physician, inpatient and dental practices, networks of practices, such as physician hospital ...

Quality management systems (QMS) have been in place since the beginning of the Industrial Revolution. They were used to manage and curtail defects in products and eventually evolved to become a set of ...

Quality management systems are really just about one thing: quality. But assuring quality in your products and services has a nice ripple effect of increasing customer satisfaction and keeping them ...

Gone are the days when quality is owned by a single department or measured on a distant dashboard. Today, clinical quality is woven into the fabric of nearly every aspect of health system operations, ...

Hospitals are built on the promise of safe, effective, and compliant care, with a strong quality management function at the heart of that promise. But even as organizations prioritize quality ...

Quality risk management plans provide identified actions to ensure a continuous supply of safe and effective drug products, says Susan J. Schniepp, executive vice-president of post-approval pharma and ...

Harold Dodge, one of the founders of quality management, changed our view on quality with a vital statement: "You cannot inspect quality into the product." Dr. Deming helped make the quote famous. The ...

Each week, I jot down a few quotes that stick with me. Sometimes they're from interviews, other times they're from news articles or LinkedIn posts and—occasionally—I dig around in an industry report ...

Quality engineering must evolve faster than code; otherwise, agentic AI will move quickly, learn rapidly and fail expensively.