| Normalized OPSpecs Charts |
| Written by James O. Westgard, Ph.D. | |||
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Are there normal and abnormal OPSpecs charts? No. A "normalized" chart is specially created so that you can use it for all methods, regardless of their quality requirements. It's one-stop shopping for OPSpecs charts - making it even easier to choose control rules for your laboratory methods. Read this lesson and then use the online calculator to see how it works - quickly, easily, and hassle-free. Please Login (at right) or Register to view article
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Quality Management
- What about Bias?
- Quality Planning Models - The Math
- What is QC Validator?
- QC - The Planning Process
- Power Function Graphs
- Critical-Error Graphs
- OPSpecs Charts
- Quality Planning Models
- Total Quality Control Strategies
- Normalized OPSpecs Charts
- QC Selection Grids
- Automatic QC Selection Engine
- Area Under a Table
- Assessing the time to rejection for QC procedures


