Quality Manual for Interoperability Testing

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Quality Manual for Interoperability Testing Morten Bruun-Rasmussen mbr@mediq.dk Presented by Jos Devlies, Eurorec

Quality and quality assurance Quality in manufacturing A measure, stating that a product is free from defects and significant variations Quality in information technology product and services Meeting the requirements of the customer Quality Assurance Any systematic process for ensuring quality Quality and Quality Assurance for Interoperability Testing An immature professional discipline Bratislava Summit – February 26, 2014

Quality Manual for Interoperability Testing A brief look into: Part I: Quality Management System “Requirements for entities performing Interoperability Testing”

Quality Manual for Interoperability Testing Bodies Part I D2.1 Quality Management System Part II D2.2 Interoperability Testing Processes CAB Requirements for the operation of Conformity Assessment Bodies performing Interoperability Testing Bratislava Summit – February 26, 2014

Quality Management System (one definition) A Quality Management System is a set of interrelated or interacting elements that organisations use to direct and control how quality policies are implemented and quality objectives are achieved. Source: ISO 9000: Quality Management Systems Bratislava Summit – February 26, 2014

Quality Management levels Policy statements including clear objectives derives from the policy Description of processes – how are the policy statements implemented Supporting documents to be used to implement the policies Bratislava Summit – February 26, 2014

Quality Management System and the PDCA cycle How to improve next time? What to do? How to do it? Do what was planned Did things happen according to the plan? Source: The Deming wheel (named after W. Edwards Deming). A model for continuous improvement. Bratislava Summit – February 26, 2014

Requirements for management (1/2) Organisation Management system Document control General procedures Approval and issue Changes Review of requests, tenders and contracts Complaints Bratislava Summit – February 26, 2014

Requirements for management (2/2) Control of nonconforming testing work Improvement of the processes Corrective action Cause analysis Selection and implementation of corrective actions Monitoring of corrective actions Preventive action Control of records Technical records Internal audits Management reviews Bratislava Summit – February 26, 2014

Requirements for: Personnel and test methods ensure the competence of all who perform test, evaluate results, and sign test reports formulate the goals with respect to the education, training and skills of the Interoperability Test entity use personnel who are employed by, or under contract to, the Interoperability Test entity maintain job descriptions for managerial, technical and key support personnel involved in tests Test methods Use methods and procedures as described in the Quality Manual Part II. D2.2 Interoperability Testing Processes. Bratislava Summit – February 26, 2014

Quality Manual for Interoperability Testing A brief look into: Part II: Interoperability Testing Processes “Quality Requirements for the Interoperability Testing Processes”

Quality Manual for Interoperability Testing Processes Part I D2.1 Quality Management System Part II D2.2 Interoperability Testing Processes CAB Requirements for the operation of Conformity Assessment Bodies performing Interoperability Testing Bratislava Summit – February 26, 2014

Interoperability (one definition) The ability of two or more systems or components to exchange information and to use the information that has been exchanged Source: Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers. IEEE Standard Computer Dictionary: A Compilation of IEEE Standard Computer Glossaries. New York, NY: 1990. Bratislava Summit – February 26, 2014

Continuity and quality Interoperability and the ALT-model Continuity and quality Organisational level presentation clinical content model format & storage transmission terminology functionality Communication presentation Clinical Interoperability Application level functionality clinical content Semantic interoperability Logical level terminology model format & storage Technical interoperability Technical level transmission Bratislava Summit – February 26, 2014

Interoperability Testing Processes (IT-P): Scope The Interoperability Testing Processes are generic and can be adjusted and customized by any Interoperability Testing entity The Interoperability Testing Processes are a set of interconnected “guidelines” that describes how to run a test session from start to end. Each process has defined input and output and can be maintained and improved in isolation and by different people with the required experience and skills. Bratislava Summit – February 26, 2014

Bratislava Summit – February 26, 2014 IT-P: Actors and roles Term Definition Top Level Management The top level management coordinates the different activities. It gets reports from QA Manager, Test Manager and Auditors QA Committee A committee has the role to ensure the quality of the testing process, discusses the needs and decides on what needs to be done in terms of quality. QA Manager Manages the QA process. Gets input from the QA Committee and reports to Top Level Management. Test Manager(TM) Manages the testing. Organises the testing activities, reports to the Top Level Management. Follows the rules from the QA Committee to ensure the overall quality of the process Testing team Performs the tests and is under the supervision of the Test Manager. System Under Test (SUT) Operators SUT Operators execute their SUTs test steps required by the test Auditors Auditors verify that the QMS process is correctly used. The auditors report to the Top Level Management. Bratislava Summit – February 26, 2014

IT-P: Nine interconnected processes Quality Planning Test Plan Definition Design Tests Develop or Select Test Tools Validation Prepare Test Session Test Plan Execution Test Management Test Management Update Bratislava Summit – February 26, 2014

IT-P: A generic template for each process Why? Objective Work to be done Risk planning Roles and responsibilities Checklist: How to adjust and localise the process description Bratislava Summit – February 26, 2014

Example: Test Plan Definition Why? Interoperability Testing is a complex activity and can be clearly identified as a project on its own, with several tasks. It is important to identify and allocate the right persons with testing skills as well as managers organising and monitoring the testing processes. A good planning will help the individual testers to be sure that conformance and interoperability requirements are sufficient tested, independent of what person who performed the test. Bratislava Summit – February 26, 2014

Example: Test Plan Definition Objective The test plan definition will describe the test strategy and its implementation. All activities are carefully defined and planned in order to test profile specification in a given context. Bratislava Summit – February 26, 2014

Example: Process Test Plan Definition Work to be done Definition of the scope and objective Specification of the test design Development or the selection of the test tools Preparation of the test session: Execution of the test session Reporting of test results. Bratislava Summit – February 26, 2014

Example: Process Test Plan Definition Risk planning The equilibrium between resources, schedule and the test design needs to be established.  A bad risk assessment and a weakness on the requirements specifications are also possible causes of failure. If customers notice a weakness in the quality of products, they will no longer have confidence in the testing process of a particular project. If the feedback to the organisation that has made the specification (eq. a profile for patient identification) is not well documented, the testing process has no sense or will be the bad quality. Bratislava Summit – February 26, 2014

Example: Test Plan Definition Roles and responsibilities The test plan definition is under the responsibility of the Test Manager who organises the complete testing process. Bratislava Summit – February 26, 2014

A Quality Management System Key message #1 A Quality Management System will ensure continuous improvement of Interoperability Bratislava Summit – February 26, 2014

of Interoperability Testing will improve eHealth deployment Key message #2 Quality Management of Interoperability Testing will improve eHealth deployment Bratislava Summit – February 26, 2014

A Quality Management System for Key message #3 A Quality Management System for interoperability testing will facilitate the adoption of International eHealth standards Bratislava Summit – February 26, 2014

Thank you More information on the Quality Manual Part I: D2.1 Quality Management System for Interoperability Testing Part II: D2.2 Interoperability Testing Processes Is available on the Antilope website http://www.antilope-project.eu/

Quality Manual - documents Quality Manual for Interoperability Testing - PART I: D2.1: Quality Management System for Interoperability Testing Quality Manual for Interoperability Testing - PART II: D2.2: Interoperability Testing Processes D2.3a: Educational material (this presentation) D2.3b: Executive summary. Quality management System D2.3c: Executive summary. Interoperability Testing Processes Bratislava Summit – February 26, 2014