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ASQ: Using an Ishikawa Diagram to Identify Special Cause Variation in Control Charts
May 10, 2022 @ 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm
ASQ Inspection Division Webinar (0.1 RU) — Using an Ishikawa Diagram to Identify Special Cause Variation in Control Charts
However, validation is only the beginning of this requirement. Validated processes must also be controlled and monitored; a requirement generally referred to as continuous process monitoring.
Analyzing a control chart to identify special cause variation can be facilitated by using an Ishikawa diagram
Outline
- Discuss continuous process monitoring requirements.
- Identify continuous process monitoring techniques.
- Choose the correct control chart for the type of data.
- Interpret control charts to identify special cause variation.
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Quality Systems Compliance LLC
Mark primarily works with companies in the FDA regulated industries (medical devices, human tissue, animal tissue, and pharmaceuticals) focusing on quality management system implementation, integration, updates, and training. Additionally, he assists companies by providing internal and external audit support as well as FDA 483 and Warning Letter response and remediation services.
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