Quality control is a reactive process that identifies and resolves quality concerns in your operations, whereas quality assurance is a preventive technique that ensures your lab’s processes are designed to satisfy industry quality standards and that they are running as intended.

Quality Control vs. Quality Assurance – QC vs. QA -…

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The Levey-Jennings quality control chart is a visual indicator for a laboratory’s performance via plotting quality control data. This line graph is important for distinguishing normal value from systematic error.

Bio-Rad Blackboard – Levey-Jennings Charts – YouTube

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The importance of material management in the laboratory and in everyday life are greatly interconnected. With this technique, there is efficient organization of the inventory, meaning the right materials are available at the right time. It also ensures cost effectiveness, as material management is aimed to reduce redundancies and waste of…[Read more]

Standard is a material used to check the quality and metrological traceability of products, validate analytical methods or for calibration of analytical instruments while controls are used to test the laboratory processes and equipment for errors.

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Control and Variable Groups – YouTube

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This video describes how control and variable groups are used to test a hypothesis.

A value is accurate when the result is close to the established true or accepted value. Meanwhile, values are precise when their measurements are consistently similar or close to each other.

System analysis and design plans an information system\’s development by trying to understand and refine the details of the various capabilities and components that are necessary for it to function.

I have researched an article by Forbes (2020) that argues that open source operating systems have several advantages over closed source systems when it comes to cybersecurity. Because open source systems are transparent, vulnerabilities and bugs can be identified and fixed more quickly. Additionally, because more people have access to the code,…[Read more]

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