Managing quality in a systematic way: A practical guide
Published December 1998 | ISBN 1 87199 758 5 | Archived
The purpose of this practical guide is to provide a means by which breast screening units can begin to implement a system for the management of quality in their unit. The system enables them to manage their processes in a specific and systematic way to ensure that these processes take place consistently throughout the unit to the recognised standard and in a timely way. This practical guide is designed to be a useful 'how to do it' document.
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