Revised Standard Reduces Allowable Lead
(ANSI: New York) -- To better protect the public from lead contaminants in drinking water, NSF International
Standards Recommended to Election Commission
(NIST: Gaithersburg, Maryland) -- Recommendations for new requirements to make future voting systems in the United States more “secure, rel
U.S. Health Care Improves
(NCQA: Washington) -- The quality of care for more than 80 million people in the United States enrolled in 767 accountable health plans improved
Does Being Cheap Get You Great Service?
Since 1994, the American Customer Satisfaction Index, under the auspices of the National Quality Resource Center at the University of Michigan, has been the standard forNew Medical Design and Manufacturing Show
(Canon Communications: Los Angeles) Canon Communications LLC, a major producer of tradeshows and publications dedicated to the worldwide $220 bil
Expanding Consortium to Transform Clinical and Translational Research
(National Institutes of Health: Bethesda, Maryland) -- National Institutes of Health director, Elias A.
Virtual Risk Management for Medical Device Manufacturers
(ASQ: Milwaukee, Winsconsin) -- As Food and Drug Administration regulations and quality system requirements tighten, manufacturers can’t afford the ra
QI Projects May Not Improve Patient Safety and Outcomes
(Johns Hopkins Medicine: Baltimore, Maryland) -- Mandatory classes that aim to improve the quality of medical care seem to successfully tea
Skin Deep
For people with impaired mobility and reduced ability to sense injury, the risk is high for pressure ulcers that can develop when they sit or recline in one position too long or wear a poorly-fitted prostheses for an extended period.
ASQ Awards Grant for Ohio School Districts
(ASQ: Milwaukee, Wisconsin) -- The American Society for Quality, has awarded a $15,000 Community Good Works grant to the Partnership for Educat
