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MIDTERM HMIS DATA QUALITY Flashcards

1
Q

% of items that must
“pass” before a lot is
accepted

A

Production standard

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2
Q

The machine or team that produced or assembled the lot

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Production unit

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3
Q

% of clients who received a service in a defined period of time

A

Coverage

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4
Q

The district where these services are delivered

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Supervision Unit

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5
Q

A batch of items produced in given time by the production unit

A

Lot

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6
Q

A county or sub-counties or cities in a given district where services are being delivered

A

Supervision area

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7
Q

LQAS

A

Lot Quality Assurance Sampling

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8
Q

RDQA

A

Routine Data Quality Assessment

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9
Q

ETL

A

Extract, Transform, Load

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10
Q

DQM

A

Data Quality Management

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11
Q

FMEA

A

Failure Mode and Effects Analysis

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12
Q

80/20

A

Pareto Analysis

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13
Q

FTA

A

Fault Tree Analysis

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14
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CRT

A

Current Reality Tree

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15
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Ishikawa/ Cause-end -effect Diagram

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Fishbone Diagram

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16
Q

breaks a problem down to its root cause

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Kepner-Tregoe Technique

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17
Q

First generation of data quality tools was
characterized by dedicated ________________designed to address normalization and
reduplication

A

data cleansing
tools

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18
Q

ETL are used which
focus on ________

A

Data Quality Management

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19
Q

An approach for identifying the underlying
cause/s of an incident so that the most effective
solutions can be identified and implemented

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ROOT CAUSE ANALYSIS

20
Q

Goal of RCA

A

to improve the quality of products and
services by using systematic ways to address
problems in order to be effective (Bowen, 2011)

21
Q

Among the core building blocks in
continuous improvement efforts of an
organization

A

Techniques in Root Cause Analysis

22
Q

Aims to find various modes of failure within a
system

A

FAILURE MODE AND EFFECTS ANALYSIS

23
Q

A step-by-step approach for identifying all
possible failures in a design or in manufacturing
or assembly process or a product or service

A

FAILURE MODE AND EFFECTS ANALYSIS

24
Q

FAILURE MODE AND EFFECTS ANALYSIS Used when:

A

-new product or process
-Changes in a product
-When a problem is reported through
customer feedback

25
Q

RPN

A

Risk Prevalence Number

26
Q

other name of Pareto Analysis

A

Law of the vital few/ The Principle of factors sparsity

27
Q

pareto analysis is named after

A

Vilfredo Pareto

28
Q

Pareto Analysis is used when:

A

multiple potential causes to a
problem

29
Q

FTA based on the logic of?

A

Boolean Logic

30
Q

Boolean Operators

A

or, and, not

31
Q

At the heart of Boolean logic is the idea
that all values are either___________________

A

true or false.

32
Q

FTA is used in

A

Risk and Safety analysis

33
Q

Is a structured brainstorming tool using
categories to explore root causes for an
undesirable effect; Useful in grouping causes into categories

A

Fishbone Diagram

34
Q

Various decision to address problem are
outlined to ensure that actions recommended
are sustainable

A

KEPNER-TREGOE TECHNIQUE

35
Q

The
output event
occurs if all
input events
occur.

A

AND gate

36
Q

The
output occurs if
at least one of
the input events
occurs.

A

OR gate

37
Q

An
event which is
not further
developed. It is
a basic event
that does not
need further
resolution.

A

Undeveloped
event

38
Q

The
output event
occurs if all
input events
occur in a
specific
sequence.

A

Priority AND
gate

39
Q

The
output event
occurs if exactly
one input event
occurs.

A

XOR gate

40
Q

An event that is
normally
expected to
occur. In
general, these
events can be
set to occur or
not occur, i.e
they have a
fixed probability
of 0 or1.

A

House event -

41
Q

The input event occurs if all input events occur and additional conditional events occur

A

Inhibit gate

42
Q

The output event occurs if k or more of the inpute events occur

A

voting gate

43
Q

a specific condition or restriction that can apply to any gate

A

conditional event

44
Q

a basic initiating fault (or failure event)

A

basic event

45
Q

indicates a transfer continuation to a sub tree

A

transfer symbol

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