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1. Introduction

Objectives
This document defines the Clinical Dashboard Project Test Strategy and approach of incremental testing stages required to ensure the acceptability of the delivered solution. It covers all phases and releases. The foundation of the test and acceptance processes will be based on Clinical Dashboard existing Guidance. These processes will need to be enhanced to embrace the acceptance statements and criteria within the document.

Scope
This Test Strategy will cover the following:
- Identifying the successive types of testing to be undertaken throughout the lifecycle of development to live operations
- Details of the ongoing testing of service enhancement and change
- The scope of each type of testing
- Identifying how common expectations and testing standards are to be achieved for all types of testing
- The high level technical, resource and environmental requirements required
- The key testing and quality assurance procedures that will be required.

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