VALIDATE® Calibration Verification & Linearity
Assists in the documentation of calibration verification and linearity
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LGC Clinical Diagnostics’ VALIDATE® ready-to use kits are designed to assist in the documentation of calibration verification, linearity, and verification of linear range required by many inspection agencies. VALIDATE will also provide assistance when troubleshooting instrument systems, reagent problems, and calibration anomalies. Multiple product configurations are available to meet the different needs of the many instrument systems available.
Brochures
Calibration Verification and/or Linearity Test Products for Clinical Analyzers
Calibration Verification, performed at regular intervals, confirms that your clinical analyzer is performing to the manufacturer’s claims, ensuring reliable and consistent patient test results.
In this brochure, we introduce VALIDATE® and AccuTrak™ products from LCG Clinical Diagnostics that used to perform verification of new instruments and assays. These instrument-specific kits are used by clinical laboratories to ensure instrument and assay specifications are being met, maintaining reliable and consistent patient results.
Optimize quality control across the clinical lab
Every diagnosis and treatment decision depends on the reliability of clinical lab results, making quality control (QC) a critical component of success, from assay validation and improving operational efficiency to risk management, staff development and partnership building. Today’s labs must meet rising regulatory standards while managing leaner teams and tighter budgets. This SelectScience guide, produced in partnership with LGC Clinical Diagnostics, a supplier of liquid-ready quality controls for clinical chemistry, toxicology and pregnancy testing, urinalysis, and molecular diagnostics and serology assays, provides practical insights for lab directors and quality managers to build QC strategies that are not only compliant but also resilient and scalable.
Inside, you will find:
- A whitepaper on best practices for clinical lab QC
- An analysis of diagnostic errors and the lab’s role
- A comparison of informatics security options
- A curated selection of QC-supporting products
Whether you're refining your QC protocols or preparing for future challenges, this eBook delivers the knowledge and tools to help your clinical lab thrive.
Download it now to stay ahead and make quality control a strategic advantage in your lab.
Clinical Significance of Non-Linear Performance in Calibration Verification/ Linearity Experiments
Healthcare providers rely heavily on the information from laboratory testing to aid in diagnosis, treatment, and management of patient care. Laboratories employ clinical analyzers to carry out diagnostic tests and the performance of these instrument systems must be validated to ensure consistently accurate and reliable results.
This whitepaper will discuss:
- Calibration verification (CalVer) regulations
- Key terminology and concepts used in CalVer testing
- Commercial CalVer/linearity test kits and data reduction software
- Setting acceptable performance criteria
- Ascertaining the clinical significance of non-linearity
- Dealing with non-linearity, including troubleshooting and peer group analysis
Calibration verification and linearity for reliable clinical laboratory testing
Thursday, October 23, at 17:00 BST | 11:00 CDT | 12:00 EDT | 9:00 PDT
Join Dr. Joe Wiencek, from Vanderbilt University, for a comprehensive session on calibration verification and linearity testing in clinical laboratories.
Dr. Wiencek will explore regulatory requirements, best practices, and real-world examples to help labs ensure accurate and reliable patient results. Attendees will gain actionable insights into how calibration verification supports quality assurance and compliance with CLIA and CAP standards.
Key learning objectives:
- Understand the definitions and distinctions between calibration, calibration verification, and analytical measurement range (AMR).
- Learn how to perform calibration verification experiments using equal delta protocols.
- Understand how to interpret linearity data and troubleshoot non-linearity issues.
- Discover how to apply regulatory standards (CLIA/CAP) to laboratory practices.
Who should attend?
- Clinical laboratory professionals
- Lab managers and QA/QC specialists
- Regulatory compliance officers
- Medical technologists and technicians
Certificate of attendance
If you attend the live webinar, you will automatically receive a certificate of attendance, including a learning outcomes summary, for continuing education purposes.
If you view the on-demand webinar, you can request a certificate of attendance by emailing editor@selectscience.net.
