Six Sigma Processes

question 24

Multiple Choice

Six Sigma processes:

• A) use simulated patient specimens made from a common pool to determine the "quality" of a laboratory's performance using standard deviation calculations.
• B) are quality performance goals that require a specific number of standard deviations of process variation to fit within the tolerance limits for the process.
• C) are focused on creating more value by eliminating activities that are considered waste.
• D) are international standards for quality management produced by the International Organization for Standardization.

Recognize the impact of technology developments on training needs within organizations.

Understand the strategic focus of training programs in the context of organizational changes and expansions.

Understand the benefits of training and development within organizations.

Comprehend the steps involved in the performance management process and its linkage with training and development.

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