JWG definition
Examples of JWG in a sentence
The SWG will make recommendations to the JWG depending on the findings of the review.
The agreement will be reviewed through the Rotherham Borough and Local Councils Joint Working Group (JWG).
Although the JWG conditions of EQA scheme participation (August 2010) apply to clinical laboratories, the same approach is adopted for good governance of POCT.
The Chairman of the JWG also has direct access and responsibility to the Professional Standards Unit of the Royal College of Pathologists.
The Chairman of the JWG will be empowered to arrange a site meeting of this panel of experts with the Head of the Department concerned.
The JWG will be comprised of up to five representatives from senior management and five representatives from the leadership of the Union.
The Chairman of the JWG will consider the report and, if appropriate, seek specialist advice from a panel of experts from the appropriate professional bodies to advise him/her on this matter.
The JWG will be responsible for overseeing all joint programs and funds to facilitate learning, employee involvement and efforts to improve quality, service and productivity.
Upon registration onto any Qpoint scheme, it is implied that you agree to the relevant JWG conditions of EQA scheme participation (found below).
The Joint Working Group for Quality Assurance (JWG) is a multidisciplinary group accountable to the Royal College of Pathologists for the oversight of performance in external quality assurance schemes (EQA) in the UK.