QUALITY FRAMEWORK, PROCESS AND PRODUCT QUALITY MEASUREMENT – ADVANCED COURSE | |
Course Leader | Gabriele ASCARI |
Target Group | Staff of national statistical institutes involved in statistical production processes and in quality management. |
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Objective(s) | To provide participants with theory and practice of quality in Official Statistics, in particular process and product quality. To this purpose, a brief overview of the ESS quality framework is given. Then, the focus of the course shifts on process and product quality measurement. The statistical process is described and tools for preventing and reducing the errors are presented and discussed. Methods and tools to assess the effect of non-sampling errors such as coverage, measurement and nonresponse errors in statistical products are widely described. |
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Expected Outcome | Increased knowledge on ESS quality management practices. Participants should become aware of the type of quality problems affecting statistical data and should develop the ability to plan a set of interventions in order to prevent, control and evaluate the errors that affect the accuracy of the statistics, taking into account other dimensions of quality as well. A strong network among colleagues within the same field for future cooperation and exchange of experiences. |
Training Methods |
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Required Reading |
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Suggested Reading |
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Required Preparation | Although not mandatory, participants are invited to prepare in advance a short presentation on quality approaches, activities and tools adopted within their organisation. Some or all presentations (depending on the time available) will be selected to be discussed by the authors during the course. |
Trainer(s)/ Lecturer(s) | Course leader: Gabriele Ascari (Istat) G. Simeoni, M. Di Zio, D. Filipponi (Istat) |
Practical Information | ||||
When | Duration | Where | Organiser | Application via National Contact Point |
07–09.05.2024 | 2,5 days | ISTAT, Rome | ICON-INSTITUT Public Sector GmbH | Deadline: 11.03.2024 |