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Track: Quality in Practice
Topics: Responsible AI, Healthcare Quality, Human-Centered Care
Neha Chowrasia returns to All Things Quality to take the conversation about AI in healthcare from principles to practice. We explore human oversight, workflow integration, trust, ethical implementation, future-ready skills, and how healthcare organizations can embrace AI without losing sight of patients and people.
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Track: Thought Leadership
Topics: Data center quality, AI infrastructure, standards, future of quality
In this episode of All Things Quality, Pablo Baez talks with Govind Ramu, Senior Technical Program Manager for AI Infrastructure Quality at Google, about the emerging field of data center quality, the role of DCE 9000, and why quality professionals should pay attention to the infrastructure powering the AI era.
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This episode also includes quick ASQ updates on Quality Progress, the 2026 ASQE Insights on Excellence Report, the July Member Gift on applying AI in quality, recent Quality Press titles, and recent ATQ episodes listeners may have missed.
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Track: Technical Corner
Topics: AI, QMS, auditing, ISO 9001, risk
If AI helped write the CAPA, summarize the audit evidence, or suggest a root cause… what should the auditor ask next?
In this AI-assisted episode of All Things Quality, we explore how AI is showing up in quality management systems — and how auditors can respond without losing sight of the fundamentals. From data and risk to evidence, controls, and human oversight, this episode walks through practical questions every quality professional should keep in mind when AI enters the QMS.
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Track: Thought Leadership
Topics: Agentic AI, healthcare quality, Quality 4.0, automation
In this episode of All Things Quality, we talk with Darshi Bassi, quality improvement advisor at Mayo Clinic, about her quality journey, digital transformation, and the role of Quality 4.0 in healthcare.
Darshi shares lessons from her “My Quality Story” article and discusses how systems thinking, process improvement, AI, automation, and classic quality tools can help organizations improve — when they are used with purpose, discipline, and a clear focus on people and outcomes.
Also included is our “Quality News You Can Use” segment featuring ASQ updates, member resources, upcoming events, certification support, and more.
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Recorded live at WCQI, Doug Wood and W. Frazier Pruitt — coauthors of Principles of Quality Costs, Fifth Edition — join All Things Quality to discuss the hidden costs organizations often miss, and why the future of quality depends on fundamentals, communication, business fluency, and people.
More resources:
What is Cost of Quality? — ASQ
2025 ASQE Insights on Excellence Cost of Quality Report
Targeting Quality Costs — Quality Progress
Cost of Quality: Finance for Continuous Improvement — ASQ Training
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Connect with W. Frazier Pruitt on LinkedIn
Before WCQI 2026, I spoke with Seetharam “Ram” Kandarpa, Founder and Director of Shaarkview Consultancy, ASQ ConnEx Expert, and ASQ volunteer leader, about where quality is headed next.
We discuss his journey into quality, current challenges in the field, what Quality 5.0 means in practical terms, balancing technology with human judgment, and advice for quality professionals looking to grow in a changing landscape.
Listen now, share with a fellow quality professional, and follow All Things Quality for more conversations shaping the future of quality.
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In this episode of All Things Quality, we talk with Neha Chowrasia about AI in healthcare and why the future is not human vs. machine, but both working together.
We explore where AI is improving quality, safety, and efficiency, and why empathy, judgment, and human-centered care still matter most.
Based on Neha’s Quality Progress article, “Hand in Hand.”
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What happens when the procedure looks right on paper, but real work tells a different story?
In this episode of All Things Quality, I’m joined by Andrea Baker, The HOP Mentor, for a practical conversation on Human and Organizational Performance (HOP) and what quality leaders can learn from the human side of work.
We get into how Andrea found her way into HOP, why safety and quality are more connected than many people realize, and how leaders can move from blame-based reactions to better learning. We also talk about procedure drift, person vs. system thinking, culture change, and where AI and technology can help—or hurt—when organizations are trying to understand how work really gets done.
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What does the next era of quality look like?
In this episode of All Things Quality, Danny Even Chen joins us to explore how AI, digitization, and changing expectations are reshaping the future of quality.
He also shares the framework he proposes for this next era: a five-dimensional view of quality that expands beyond product and service to include solution, knowledge, and experience.
In this episode, we introduce the basics of root cause analysis and walk through several essential RCA tools used to uncover the real causes behind problems. A practical overview for quality professionals looking to strengthen problem solving and continuous improvement. Plus, we share a few ASQ updates to keep you in the loop.
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