Quality assurance (QA) prevents and detects quality problems. Quality control (QC) detects errors in the product. QC evaluates the developed product itself. Another way to look at it would be to think ...

The seamless and error-free operation of these intricate systems is ensured by the meticulous application of Quality Assurance (QA). QA emerges as a paramount force in ... Whether it's a pacemaker ...

This means lower productivity. Quality control will check the inputs and outputs from the production process whereas quality assurance will check the product regularly throughout production.

This course is designed for people working in food quality assurance as well as food technologists, technicians and sensory specialists. Explain the importance of Sensory Quality Control (QC) ...

This publication explains the concepts of quality assurance and quality control. It provides examples, illustrated by good practices, of their implementation within the processes of the management ...

This publication provides guidelines for the implementation of quality assurance and control programmes concerning the combined medical diagnostic modality of positron emission tomography (PET) and ...