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Quality assurance in high-tech home care.

With the new emphasis on quality in all aspects of heath care, hospitals may have much to learn from the ways in which health care product manufacturers, durable medical equipment suppliers, and other business enterprises deal with quality assurance (QA). In particular, those corporations that have assumed a role in the delivery of health care services may have an approach to QA that hospitals should study.