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CORE staff celebrates National Blue & Green Day at their headquarters in Pittsburgh. Credit: CORE.
CORE staff celebrates National Blue & Green Day at their headquarters in Pittsburgh. Credit: CORE.
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Management of change (MOC) is a defined process that organizations establish and follow to ensure health, safety, and reduction of risk during periods of change.
“Mechanical Muses.”
Generative AI, when harnessed correctly, has the potential to revolutionize the way companies operate, innovate, and compete.
Trust makes the world go ’round. Without it, democracies crumble and relationships suffer. The same goes for organizations and businesses: Without the trust of their customer base, they simply can’t succeed.
Risk assessment and continual process verification (CPV) are fundamental regulatory requirements for pharmaceutical companies to ensure drug safety, efficacy, and quality.
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Artificial intelligence’s capacity to process and analyze vast amounts of data has revolutionized decision-making processes, making operations in healthcare,
Control charts help to understand a process’s “personality,” know which questions to ask, when to intervene, and when to leave a process alone. Photo by Erik Kroon on Unsplash.
In less than two months we will celebrate the 100th anniversary of the invention of the control chart, a tool most often associated with statistical process control (SPC). Considering SPC from our modern perspective made us ask, “Is SPC still relevant?”
An automated compliance management system can deliver staggering results, in some cases saving hundreds of thousands of dollars annually. Photo by Anastasia Petrova on Unsplash.
Companies today implementing automated compliance management systems are motivated by a wide variety of factors.
Medical equipment is a necessary yet substantial investment for any health system.
The buzz has begun. ISO 9001 is being revised. There hasn’t been a revision in about 10 years, so it’s due—if not overdue. Still, there are individuals who don’t understand the justification or the purpose of the revision. After all, it’s a perfectly good standard.
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