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Deutsch: Biokompatibilität / Español: Biocompatibilidad / Português: Biocompatibilidade / Français: Biocompatibilité / Italiano: Biocompatibilità
Biocompatibility in the context of quality management refers to the ability of a material, device, or product to perform with an appropriate host response when applied in a specific application. Specifically, in medical devices and pharmaceuticals, biocompatibility is critical for ensuring that a product is safe for its intended use and does not provoke adverse reactions in patients. Quality management systems (QMS) in industries dealing with healthcare products emphasize the assessment and validation of biocompatibility as part of their product development and manufacturing processes to meet regulatory requirements and ensure patient safety.
Deutsch: Helligkeit / Español: Brillo / Português: Brilho / Français: Luminosité / Italiano: Luminosità
Brightness in quality management refers to the clarity, transparency, and visibility of processes, outcomes, and communication within an organization. This concept emphasizes the importance of transparency and open communication to ensure that all aspects of the quality management system are clearly understood, monitored, and continuously improved.
Deutsch: Gradient / Español: Gradiente / Português: Gradiente / Français: Gradient / Italiano: Gradiente
In the quality management context, the term "gradient" may not directly refer to a commonly used quality management concept in its standard definition. However, it can be conceptualized in relation to the rate of change or improvement in quality measures or processes over time. A gradient could represent the degree of variation or the direction and rate at which quality performance metrics improve or deteriorate. This interpretation aligns with quality management's focus on continuous improvement, process optimization, and the reduction of variability in product or service quality.
Deutsch: Anfälligkeit / Español: Susceptibilidad / Português: Suscetibilidade / Français: Susceptibilité / Italian: Suscettibilità
Susceptibility in the context of quality management refers to the degree to which a product, process, or system is vulnerable to variations, defects, or failures. It involves identifying and understanding the factors that can negatively impact quality and implementing measures to mitigate these risks.
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