
Quality Control in Medical Laboratories for Beginners
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Quality control in laboratory medicine is a key element for reliable results and therefore patient safety. This one hour webinar will explain the basic steps on how to proceed with quality control procedures as part of your laboratory’s daily routine. Examples will be provided highlighting some of the current challenges medical laboratories face in regard to quality control, and solutions will be presented to help overcome these challenges.
Key learning objectives
- Explain when and how quality control material should be used
- Discuss what the outcome of the measurement of a quality control product should be
- Describe what needs to be done if results are outside the limits
Who should attend?
- Those looking to learn more about quality control in a medical laboratory
- Medical technicians or people in the industry who are at the beginning of their career in a medical laboratory
- Recommended for beginners
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SelectScience is approved as a provider of continuing education programs in the clinical laboratory sciences by the ASCLS P.A.C.E.® Program.
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Webinar details
- Cost: Free to attend
- Location: Online
- Duration: 60 minutes
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What will this webinar cover?
Join the webinar to get answers to these questions:
- When and how should quality control materials be used in daily lab practice?
- What outcomes should you expect from measuring a quality control product?
- What steps are required if QC results fall outside defined limits?
- How can common quality control challenges in medical laboratories be overcome?
- How does effective QC contribute to reliable results and patient safety?