Management guidelines organization

In its 1989 book. Guidelines for Technical Management of Chemical Process Safety, CCPS identifies 22 characteristics of a management system, organized to reflect four key activities planning, organizing, implementing, and control-... 

The DUE process allows the health care organization to use the results of the evaluations to compare the quality of care delivered by practitioners. This peer evaluation is often used by managed care organizations to encourage physician compliance to use formulary drugs, generic substitution, and clinical prachce guidelines. 

Practice management guideline S Initiate and maintain ongoing self-assessments of the safety of individual clinical practices as well as with the health care team, the pharmacy department, and the organization. Use the learning experiences of others and self to proactively implement known best practices locally to prevent medication errors and to develop your own safety audit tools. Be dissatisfied with the status quo and seek to develop an error management vision and then take the practical first steps to implement it. 

ISO 10007. 1995. Quality Management Guidelines for Configuration Management. Geneva, Switzerland International Organization for Standardisation. 

Although this international standard provides generic guidelines, it is not intended to promote uniformity of risk management across organizations. The design and... 

Observation statement Our organization conforms to OSHA regulations, human resource management guidelines from our trade association, and ISO 9000 quality standards. ... 

ISO-9000 is a group of standards created by members of ISO. These standards are generic quality management guidelines not specific to any industry, product, or process. ISO accredits organizations that meet the ISO-9000 quality guidelines website www.iso.org. 

American Coimcil of Engineering Companies. 2003. Quality Management Guidelines. ACEC Washington, DC. (ACEC indicates that the Guidelines help you and those in your organization identify and address the issues most critical to customer satisfaction and retention, effective and efficient operations, and a healthy bottom line. )... 

Although the standard provides generic guidelines, it is not intended to promote uniformity of risk management across organizations. It should also be noted that the standard is not intended for certification, regulatory, or contractual use. It does not provide specific criteria for identilying the need for risk analysis, nor does it specify... 

If your organization does not have a Quality Management system, you can still apply many of the concepts described in these guidelines. However, you will still need to identify a pervasive, consistent management system within which to conduct the integration. 

For nearly a century, epinephrine (adrenaline) has been the cornerstone of the acute management of anaphylaxis [1-6], a sudden-onset multi-systemic allergic reaction that can cause death. The World Health Organization lists epinephrine as an essential medication for anaphylaxis [7], Where national guidelines are available for the acute management of anaphylaxis, they universally recommend injection of epinephrine as the initial medication of choice [8]. 

ISO. ISO 14044 Environmental Management - Life Cycle Assessment - Requirements and Guidelines. International Organization for Standardization, Geneva, Switzerland, 2006b. 

Different classification systems are available to estimate the individual risk of presenting a cardiovascular event in the next 10 years. One of the most frequently used is the Framingham score risk, for which there is also software available online (Third Report of the National Cholesterol Education Program 2002), but recently several organizations involved in cardiovascular care have produced guidelines to identify and manage these risk situations (Mosca 2004). 

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