'Current controls' diaporamas de présentation

The Quality Improvement Model

The Quality Improvement Model. Define Process. Select Measures. Collect & Interpret Data. Investigate & Fix Special Causes. Is Process Stable ?. Investigate & Fix Special Causes. No. Purpose: Assure stability of the measures.

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IT Risk Management, Planning and Mitigation TCOM 5253 / MSIS 4253 Detailed Risk Analysis

IT Risk Management, Planning and Mitigation TCOM 5253 / MSIS 4253 Detailed Risk Analysis. 18 October 2007 Charles G. Gray. Review of Summary Level Risk Analysis. Communicating a well-documented risk may trigger stakeholder (business owner) action

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Process Failure modes and effects analysis

Process Failure modes and effects analysis. 2013. Basic philosophy. Risk based thinking is not industry dependent! Airline (1,895 air traffic control errors in 2012) Device (48 recalls in 2012) Pharma (45 recalls in 2012). To control risk, you need to know where it exists

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Name of Presenter: Dr. Andy Lewry Date: April 1st 2014

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About Risk Assessment

About Risk Assessment. Sophia CHENG 3 Nov 2009. Discussion on Risk Assessment. Risk Assessment. An analysis of a practical activity to identify hazards and to take precautions to minimise the risk Procedures: Identifying hazards (Materials / Procedures / Equipment)

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Transistors

Transistors. Transistors. Transistors Parts of the Transistor The First Transistor Transistors as Amplifiers Transistors as Switches Night Light Circuit. Transistors. Transistor: A small electronic device used in a circuit as an amplifier or switch. Symbol for Circuit Diagrams.

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HB Subsidy Provisions for Temporary Accommodation from April 2013?

HB Subsidy Provisions for Temporary Accommodation from April 2013?. Peter Meehan LA Benefits Adviser 17 th February 2012. Pre-April 2010 subsidy controls for Temporary Accommodation. Each LA was given a specific threshold and cap by DWP based on rental charges in that particular LA area

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Unit IIA Magnetism

Unit IIA Magnetism. Reference: Ch 20-26. Essential Question: How is magnetism different from electricity?. Magnetic Properties. Permanent Magnets. Poles (north and south) Even if you chop them in half, they retain their magnetic properties Magnets exert magnetic forces on each other

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