Laboratory Quality Controls

Laboratory quality controls are procedures and measures put in place to ensure that the results obtained from laboratory testing are accurate and reliable. Quality control measures are necessary to ensure that laboratory tests meet the required standards and that the results are not affected by any external factors.

Quality control measures in a laboratory can include the use of control samples, which are samples of known concentrations that are tested alongside patient samples to ensure that the testing equipment is working correctly and the results are accurate. Other quality control measures can include instrument calibration, regular maintenance of equipment, and adherence to strict protocols and procedures.

Effective laboratory quality control is essential to ensure that patients receive accurate and reliable test results, which are critical for diagnosis, treatment, and disease management. Laboratories must comply with regulatory requirements and industry standards, including accreditation requirements to ensure the quality of their testing services.

Quality Management System, Quality Assurance, and Quality Control in the Laboratory – YouTube

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