The Westgard rules are used for laboratory quality control using “runs” consisting of measurements of multiple samples (typically 2-4 samples), called multi-rule.

The rules were originally developed by James Westgard. The rules are applied to the Levey-Jennings Chart instead of the traditional Shewhart individuals control chart, which uses sli…[Read more]

Quality control (QC) refers to the set of procedures and protocols designed to monitor and maintain the precision and accuracy of laboratory equipment and testing processes. It involves daily checks, calibration, and verification to confirm that instruments are operating correctly and producing reliable results. Quality control charts, such as…[Read more]

What is quality?
the degree of something’s excellence as determined by comparison with other items of a comparable kind.

What is material management?

Materials Management primarily focused on gathering raw materials to turn into products. It also refers to the proper handling of materials to ensure that it is used efficiently and with little to nothing wasted. It also focuses on optimizing inventory management and maintenance to further understand where one can…[Read more]

Mission is what your organization is currently doing while vision is what your organization is trying to achieve in the r future

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Mission is what your organization is currently doing while vision is what your organization is trying to achieve in the r future

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A Laboratory Information Management System, known as LIMS, is a software solution that tackles the data management, automation, and regulatory obstacles faced by laboratories. LIMS is designed to efficiently oversee laboratory samples and their related data, thus standardizing operations by streamlining and automating workflows, managing tests,…[Read more]