Lot Quality Assurance Sampling

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Lot quality assurance sampling

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Audit evidence

LQAS13

• Lot quality assurance sampling (LQAS) is a random sampling methodology, originally developed in the 1920s as a method of quality control in industrial production. (wikipedia.org)
• Compared to similar sampling techniques like stratified and cluster sampling, LQAS provides less information but often requires substantially smaller sample sizes. (wikipedia.org)
• LQAS, sometimes called "acceptance sampling", involves taking a small random sample from each set of items in the population, and testing each sampled item to determine whether it meets a predetermined standard of quality. (wikipedia.org)
• LQAS is functionally identical to stratified sampling (where each lot is a single stratum), but requires smaller samples because it does not attempt to construct a precise estimate of population parameters. (wikipedia.org)
• Instead, after sampling, a researcher using LQAS performs a hypothesis test to determine whether the number of elements of interest in each lot (e.g. defective units in manufacturing, or persons with a particular medical condition in epidemiology) is likely to be greater than a predetermined threshold. (wikipedia.org)
• LQAS was originally designed for use in manufacturing, where it provided a way to perform statistically valid quality-assurance testing at minimum cost. (wikipedia.org)
• In the context of modern research, LQAS has become an accepted sampling method in the fields of public health and international development. (wikipedia.org)
• In order to validate contact with households, we utilize the Lot Quality Assurance Sampling ( LQAS ) methodology . (bvsalud.org)
• We have employed the LQAS methodology for assurance that quarterly surveys were successfully done. (bvsalud.org)
• To measure campaign quality, we use a survey measure called Lot Quality Assurance Sampling (LQAS) as a crude estimate of immunization coverage. (cdc.gov)
• He has authored and contributed to the CORE Group Maternal and Child Health Integrated Program (MCHIP) guidance documents in the use of Lot Quality Assurance Sampling (LQAS) and the Revitalizing Health For All (RHFA). (wvi.org)
• Materials and Methods: This community‑based cross‑sectional study was conducted among 378 tribal under‑five children residing in 21 villages of Mohammad Bazar Block during September 2018-August 2020 using Lot Quality Assurance Sampling (LQAS) technique. (who.int)
• and Lot-Quality Assurance Sampling (LQAS). (uwstartcenter.org)

Immunization3

• Monitoring immunization services using the Lot Quality Technique. (wikipedia.org)
• Further enhancing surveillance, implementing high-quality SIAs, and strengthening routine immunization are essential to stopping WPV1 transmission within 12 months of the first case, thereby preserving the WHO African Region's WPV-free status. (cdc.gov)
• Efforts to further enhance poliovirus surveillance sensitivity, improve SIA quality, and strengthen routine immunization are needed to ensure that WPV1 transmission has been interrupted within 12 months of the first case, thereby preserving the WHO African Region's WPV-free status. (cdc.gov)

Laboratory9

• HI-Q specifically has each individual lot of carbon and silver zeolite, from which the individual cartridges are made, randomly tested and certified by an independent testing laboratory at multiple sample flow rate points through the most common geometry of cartridges utilized in the nuclear industry. (environmental-expert.com)
• Poliovirus lives in the intestines, so stool samples are collected for laboratory testing because they are the most effective way to determine whether a person has polio. (cdc.gov)
• However, the shipment of samples that were collected in November 2021 was delayed, which then delayed laboratory testing and the ultimate confirmation that polio had caused the child's paralysis. (cdc.gov)
• General Duties Assigned involve analysis of clinical samples, including but not limited to: various molecular assays, PCR, data analysis, assay result interpretation, and proper maintenance and management of laboratory records. (umd.edu)
• We have a vast portfolio of environmental PT schemes with 'fit-for-purpose' samples to help you meet the needs of the laboratory. (sigmaaldrich.com)
• For the food microbiology laboratory that is implementing and maintaining a comprehensive quality assurance (QA) program, the answer is a resounding yes. (food-safety.com)
• With so many types of methods, method validation styles and levels of validation available, there can be a certain amount of chaos involved in verifying the measurements or quality assurance practices within a laboratory are meeting required objectives. (food-safety.com)
• In traditional everyday usage, for example," he continues, "the assay controlled microorganisms provide a level of confidence to that laboratory that if the target microorganism is present in the unknown or line samples, they've created the correct environment to recover it and they can benchmark it. (food-safety.com)
• It is the responsibility of the laboratory to demonstrate its quality control procedures, such as standardizing procedures, running blank measurements, calibrating equipment, and verifying measurements externally through proficiency testing programs. (cdc.gov)

Methodology1

• The Lot Quality Technique methodology was used to determine the quality of vaccination services. (biomedcentral.com)

Evaluate2

• Use of Lot quality assurance sampling surveys to evaluate community health worker performance in rural Zambia: a case of Luangwa district. (bvsalud.org)
• Here I do a quality control review of a random sample to evaluate my decision in day eight to close the search. (e-discoveryteam.com)

Monitoring1

• For over 30 years, our products, professional design capability, and consumables have been used in remote & internal air monitoring programs including stack sampling system designs which implement the "shrouded probe" per ANSI N13.1 1999 design specifications. (environmental-expert.com)

Control19

• Note: The NHANES Biospecimen Program processes were reevaluated in 2021 and 2022 to monitor quality control after a procedural error was identified. (cdc.gov)
• Quality assurance and quality control (QA/QC) involved both internal and external surveillance. (cdc.gov)
• Following purification and quality control, enzymes are transferred to our Packaging Department for vialing and packaging. (neb.com)
• The same device can also be ultimately upgraded to full automation for industrial quality control inspections. (sme.org)
• Will also participate in quality control/quality assurance activities and general lab duties such as reagent lot validation and inventory management. (umd.edu)
• The lyophilized pellets are used by food microbiology labs as reference stock cultures, assayed control microorganisms, process controls and various proficiency challenge tools in their efforts to document the lab's QA program to produce tests of known and defensible quality. (food-safety.com)
• In addition to its line of reference stock cultures that provide a quality control challenge to document the sensitivity and selectivity of the individual test methods used within each food lab, the company has developed lyophilized assayed control microorganisms that provide a quality assurance challenge specific to the food industry to be used as a process control in the lab. (food-safety.com)
• Because the assayed control microorganism preparations have a known value, the lab can challenge and document its internal proficiency, compare tests results with multiple labs to determine external proficiency, as well as challenge and document the reproducible control limits of a test method's accuracy and its ability to detect or enumerate specified target organisms in a food sample, and an analyst's proficiency--all the elements of the QA program. (food-safety.com)
• Our Full Service covers the complete process, from initial sample quality control to the comprehensive data analysis. (cd-genomics.com)
• How much time could you free up if you could automate quality control management with YAVEON ProBatch 365 Quality Assurance? (microsoft.com)
• Quality control and quality management in manufacturing are necessary parts of your work, but it could be a lot easier - with quality related functions integrated into your company processes. (microsoft.com)
• I was going to review this sample as a quality control test of the adequacy of my search and review project. (e-discoveryteam.com)
• I know it is not the only way , and there are other quality control measures that could be followed, but this one makes the most sense to me. (e-discoveryteam.com)
• It looked like this might be a privileged document too, but that would not make any difference to my quality control analysis. (e-discoveryteam.com)
• In addition it links all knowledge from the quality assurance modules in one central database, creating a control loop in which feedback is actively used. (softguide.com)
• Most of these samples were originally collected and analysed by the water departments of the states and territories, with CSIRO undertaking the mammoth task of collating, standardising and running quality assurance and control checks on the data. (www.csiro.au)
• Every contract sewing operation worth working with will have a solid quality control program. (satsumadesigns.com)
• Depending upon the application, artificial intelligence (AI) in the food and beverages market is segmented into food sorting, quality control and safety compliance, consumer engagement, production and packaging, maintenance, and other applications. (maximizemarketresearch.com)
• Quality assurance and quality control. (cdc.gov)

Inspection sampl1

• The Exchange inspection sampling plans are derived from MIL-STD-105E or ANSI / ASQ Z 1.4, Sampling Procedures and Tables for Inspection by Attributes (also known as ISO 2859-1, Sampling procedures for inspection by attributes - Part 1: Sampling schemes indexed by acceptance quality limit (AQL) for lot-by-lot inspection). (aafes.com)

Valadez1

• Assessing child survival programs in developing countries : testing lot quality assurance sampling / Joseph J. Valadez. (who.int)

Defective2

• Plans are provided for Acceptance Quality Levels of 2.5, 4.0, and 6.5 percent defective for different types of merchandise and are extracted from Inspection Levels I and II of the above standards. (aafes.com)
• Since the sampling cannot guarantee that the defective items in a lot will be sampled and inspected, then the sampling involves risks of not adequately reflecting the quality conditions of the lot. (an-essay.com)

Estimate1

• For each analyte included in this data file, it was determined that overall and for stratified sex, age, and race/Hispanic origin groups, the updated file using the new sample weights resulted in an estimate within the 95% confidence limit calculated using the original file and sample weights. (cdc.gov)

Outbreak1

• High quality, mass vaccination campaigns are the most effective way to stop an outbreak and protect children from further spread of poliovirus. (cdc.gov)

Vaccination5

• Vaccination coverage of children aged 12-23 months in Gaziantep, Turkey: comparative results of two studies carried out by lot quality technique: what changed after family medicine? (biomedcentral.com)
• Data from the two studies were compared in terms of vaccination coverage and lot service quality to determine whether there were any changes in these parameters after the transition to a family service system. (biomedcentral.com)
• Malawi initiated a rapid response that involved establishing sewage sample testing for the presence of polio, strengthening the passive acute flaccid paralysis (AFP) surveillance system, actively searching for recent cases at all Malawi health facilities, and supporting robust vaccination campaigns. (cdc.gov)
• This study will distribute videos of health professionals encouraging Covid-19 vaccination to a large sample of Facebook users, and will test the most effective ways to maximize diffusion of this vaccine-related content to increase vaccination rates. (stanford.edu)
• The study sample will be U.S. states where vaccination rates remained low in fall 2021. (stanford.edu)

Technique2

• A technique that results in a representative subset of a population whereby each element has the same chance of being selected as every other element in that population (e.g., selecting items from an inspection lot so each item in the lot has an equal chance of being included in the sample). (nigp.org)
• It's a passive sampling technique - we listen to the data and work out the story," Dr Wallace says. (www.csiro.au)

Stakeholders1

• Methods: Semi-structured interviews were conducted with healthcare delivery staff and stakeholders recruited through snowball sampling. (preprints.org)

Probability1

• The list of sampling units or the sampling frame plays an important role in probability sampling and the accuracy and completeness of the frame dictate the magnitude of the coverage bias in survey estimates. (ncaer.org)

90012

• QUALITY ASSURANCE: HI-Q Environmental Products Company manufacturers all of its cartridges under an ISO 9001:2000 Certified quality assurance program. (environmental-expert.com)
• Additional certifications include ISO 31 (certificate content) and ISO 35 (statistical analysis), plus ISO 9001 (certified quality manufacturer). (coleparmer.com)

Continuous2

• Since 1973, HI-Q has directly and successfully served the commercial nuclear industry worldwide with reliable, High Quality (HI-Q), continuous duty air sampling equipment, systems and accessories. (environmental-expert.com)
• They are designed to meet the requirements of national, regional and state-specific accreditation bodies (TNI, USEPA, UKAS) for quality assurance and continuous improvement. (sigmaaldrich.com)

Implement1

• Perform incoming inspection of products receive at HADC and use the Acceptance Quality Limit (AQL) to implement QA procedures. (ttcportals.com)

Estimates1

• The company estimates software quality issues may have held the U.S. economy back by US$2.4 trillion this year. (itworldcanada.com)

Inspections4

• Shipments of selected merchandise can be subjected to random-sampling inspections at the Exchange distribution centers by our QA inspectors or at suppliers' facilities around the world by contracted third-party inspectors. (aafes.com)
• Inspection efforts are directed more towards the Exchange's private label or direct import suppliers, new suppliers/shipments, or suppliers with relatively lower performance in quality inspections. (aafes.com)
• The Core offers an upgrade path from manual operation to semi-automated operation that could include adding touch probes and photogrammetry for higher quality metrology inspections. (sme.org)
• If you need a solution to define inspection processes along your supply chain, maintain master data, create inspection plans and inspections, manage inspection values per article, batch, and serial number - then YAVEON ProBatch365 Quality Assurance is worth a closer look. (microsoft.com)

Groundwater4

• It was a lot of work and it was difficult to get a picture at the national scale of what Australian groundwater was doing. (www.csiro.au)
• CSIRO and Geoscience Australia had long been collecting groundwater samples and doing deep analysis on its hydrogeochemistry, but this detailed data was available either internally on hard drives or at best via non user friendly portals. (www.csiro.au)
• The majority of groundwater originates as rainfall - it hits the ground, goes through soil, rocks, the aquifer, and at some point in its journey, we sample it from a bore," Geoscience Australia's, Luke Wallace, says. (www.csiro.au)
• We analyse groundwater samples for 60 odd elements and a few other parameters, isotopes and sometimes age dating," Dr Reid says. (www.csiro.au)

Random6

• Random sampling is a form of quality assurance often used in modern polling, market research, and manufacturing. (nigp.org)
• They are designed to provide maximum inspection productivity while maintaining a high degree of random sampling reliability. (aafes.com)
• I began by generating a random sample of 1,065 documents from the entire null set (95% +/- 3%) of all documents not reviewed. (e-discoveryteam.com)
• I considered the upcoming random sample review of the excluded documents to be a good way to check the accuracy of reliance on the computer's predictions of relevance. (e-discoveryteam.com)
• I begin the Null Set review by noting that the random sample picked some that had already been categorized as Irrelevant as expected. (e-discoveryteam.com)
• I could have excluded them from the Null Set, but that did not seem appropriate, as I wanted the sample to be completely random from "all excluded," whether previously categorized or not. (e-discoveryteam.com)

Inspector3

• The Quality Assurance Inspector I will be responsible to pull all reserve samples as needed. (ttcportals.com)
• In addition, the Quality Assurance Inspector I will be responsible to review all Certificate of Analysis of products produced by our Contract Manufacturers, which need to be documented and properly stored. (ttcportals.com)
• The PAL Inspection Guide assists the inspector in performing a thorough PAL Facility Quality Assurance Review. (modot.org)

Rapid1

• The focus on data-oriented research and the dynamic policy environment impose a great demand for rapid, high-quality, and policy-relevant data. (ncaer.org)

Criteria2

• The acceptance criteria for the smaller (of the two) sample sizes in the Exchange sampling plans are based on Level I, tightened inspection, while acceptance criteria of the larger sample sizes are based on Level II, normal inspection. (aafes.com)
• The rejection criteria in all sample sizes of the Exchange sampling plans are the same as that of Level II, normal inspection. (aafes.com)

Analysis3

• This group also works closely with the Quality Management Systems group on generating specifications for new products and approval of Certificates of analysis for new lots of material. (neb.com)
• The iqs quality center covers all quality assurance areas, from planning to analysis of key quality data. (softguide.com)
• One case was deleted due to missing address information, 1 case and 2 controls due to missing age information, and 3 cases and 11 controls since their fat samples were too small for dioxin analysis. (opasnet.org)

Context1

• In that context, quality assurance mechanisms play an important role in influencing the credibility of the data being collected. (ncaer.org)

NHANES1

• Please refer to the NHANES Analytic Guidelines and the on-line NHANES Tutorial for further details on the use of sample weights and other analytic issues. (cdc.gov)

Product12

• Samples are examined for product safety and conditions that may adversely affect their appearance, serviceability, or customers' acceptance of the items. (aafes.com)
• Following purification, product managers perform all quality controls and submit samples to the centralized quality assurance group, for secondary QCs on all new lots prior to their release. (neb.com)
• The QA/QI group is dedicated to maintaining the highest levels of product quality, and moving towards increased stringency in existing QCs. (neb.com)
• The regulations aimed at giving Canadians access to safe and effective Natural Health Products of high quality and also with enough information on their labels so that consumers can make a decision on which product is suitable for their specific needs. (complianceonline.com)
• Once Health Canada has assessed a product and decides that it is safe, effective and of high quality, it issues a product licence along with a NPN. (complianceonline.com)
• Particularly, when the product fraction of defectives is very low and measured in parts per million (PPM), the required number of inspection items must be enormously large in order to adequately reflect the actual lot quality. (an-essay.com)
• Document and pull reserve samples of each lot of product after inspection. (ttcportals.com)
• What is your product sampling process? (satsumadesigns.com)
• Many contractors will create sample versions of your product based on an hourly rate. (satsumadesigns.com)
• Depending upon the complexity of your product, you may negotiate with your contractor to roll the sampling costs into the production purchase order. (satsumadesigns.com)
• A review of your product sample or a tech pack will be enough information to determine equipment needs. (satsumadesigns.com)
• Quality assurance is a critical use of AI in supply chain management since it allows organizations to reduce the risk of consumer sickness when a product or ingredient is known to be contaminated while protecting products that aren't. (maximizemarketresearch.com)

Data7

• Sample weights are required to analyze these data properly. (cdc.gov)
• Specific sample weights for this subsample are included in this data file and should be used when analyzing these data. (cdc.gov)
• When observations were removed from this data file, a new sample weight was created and added to this data file (WTSSMC2Y). (cdc.gov)
• Inspection data and quality performance of inspected suppliers are monitored and evaluated by the Quality Assurance Department at the Exchange headquarters. (aafes.com)
• This RFP seeks to identify alternative ways of constructing sampling frames for different modes of data collection and of validating the quality of the frames for its potential use in surveys. (ncaer.org)
• In the case of surveys based on computer-assisted personal interviewing (CAPI), a lot of process data (paradata) are being generated, almost real-time, throughout the survey. (ncaer.org)
• There's a lot of exploration now going on with companies looking at the data and trying to find new deposits based on it. (www.csiro.au)

Specifications2

• Removal for reasons other than sample failure will occur as indicated in the specifications. (modot.org)
• Quality assurance is only as good as the specifications provided by the designer. (satsumadesigns.com)

Shipments1

• Inspected outgoing shipments to maintain effective quality assurance standards. (livecareer.com)

Complexity1

• About that time solid state rectifiers came along, which were about as efficient as a mechanical rectifier with a lot less complexity. (syndeoinstitute.org)

Standards2

• Solutions include applying software quality standards when developing applications, assessing third-party components in software and applying patches promptly. (itworldcanada.com)
• Each filter element has been tested by TS Filter quality assurance based on the below standards, then release. (tsfilter.com)

20211

• The child's onset of paralysis was in November 2021 and stool samples were collected later that month. (cdc.gov)

Effective1

• In this paper, an effective sampling plan was developed. (an-essay.com)

Process2

• Process capability indices are useful management tools, particularly in the manufacturing industry, which provide common quantitative measures of manufacturing capability and production quality. (an-essay.com)
• What is your quality assurance process? (satsumadesigns.com)

Services2

• The expenditures for inspection services can vary from year to year according to the quality and volume of the crop. (gc.ca)
• This gives one assurance of quality services from the company. (guy-adams.com)

Areas1

• Quality assurance was performed each quarter by randomly selecting zones representing about 90% of enrolled catchment areas from which 19 households per zone where also randomly identified. (bvsalud.org)

Procedures1

• Following the procedures set forth in their Quality Assurance Program ensures repeatable performance and dimensions of each cartridge manufactured. (environmental-expert.com)

Company2

• Michelle Smoot, Corporate Director of Microbiology with Silliker Inc., a leading food safety and quality assurance company with an international network of ISO 17025 accredited laboratories, agrees. (food-safety.com)
• Ask the company to provide you with the samples of their previous jobs. (guy-adams.com)

Organization1

• In order for you to clearly define these when seeking one for your organization, we've created a sample PMO director job description. (projectmanagernewshubb.com)

System1

• The number of unacceptable vaccine lots increased from 5 lots before the transition to 21 lots after the establishment of the family medicine system. (biomedcentral.com)

Survey1

• And according to a new survey by the Consortium for Information and Software Quality , it costs a lot. (itworldcanada.com)

Order1

• The Lot-Specific test results are included with each customer order. (environmental-expert.com)

Work1

• If for whatever reason you opt not to work with the factory that creates your samples, you'll need to pay that invoice and move on to other production solutions. (satsumadesigns.com)

Results1

• Our highly experienced expert team executes quality management, following every procedure to ensure confident and unbiased results. (cd-genomics.com)

Sizes1

• Another panelist commented that the amount selected depends on the analytical method used, but he is more accustomed to sample sizes in the 50 milligram range (TC). (cdc.gov)

Test1

• Serum samples were tested using Wampole Mumps IgG Test (Ref. # 425901CE). (cdc.gov)