QA plan help

["Susan Hogarth" <hogarth -at- gmail -dot- com>]

I need help here.

What is the difference between a QA plan and a protocol? To me it
seems there should be a fdifference, but I've been handed a 'qa plan'
to edit that looks more like a (not very detailed) protocol.

I look on the web, and many so-called QA plans seem to be of the same
nature. Any input as to what a QA plan should do, and how? Should ti
detail the process itself, or *just* elements to assure quality of the
work?

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