1. Medical quality refers to the standard and level of medical services achieved, including the quality of diagnosis, treatment and care. Quality control, on the other hand, refers to the supervision, evaluation and improvement of the process of medical services to ensure the quality and safety of medical services.
2. Medical quality covers all aspects of medical services, including technical level, medical effect, service attitude and so on. Quality control, on the other hand, focuses more on the supervision and evaluation of the process of medical services, including the training and management of medical personnel, and the maintenance and testing of medical equipment.
3. Medical quality assessment usually uses a variety of methods, such as patient satisfaction surveys, medical malpractice appraisal, expert assessment. Quality control, on the other hand, pays more attention to the analysis and processing of data, through the analysis and processing of data generated in the process of medical services, to identify problems and take improvement measures.
4. The improvement of medical quality is aimed at providing better medical services to patients in order to improve patient satisfaction and health. Quality control, on the other hand, focuses more on ensuring the quality and safety of medical services in order to reduce the occurrence of medical errors and disputes.