lesson 2 - clinical laboratory management Flashcards
it is a facility where specimens such as blood and body fluids are processed and analyzed to aid physician’s diagnosis and treatment of
Clinical laboratory
it is also a facility for education, research, information technological design, and quality improvement
clinical laboratory
the clinical laboratory can be classified according to? FIOC
function, institutional characteristics, ownership, and capabilities
what are the two types of function in the laboratory?
anatomical pathology and clinical pathology
what is the other pathology function of a laboratory aside from anatomical pathology and clinical pathology?
molecular pathology
a type of laboratory where chemical analysis of different specimens are performed
clinical pathology
a type of laboratory where cervical specimens or tissues are tested
anatomical pathology
a type of laboratory where molecular studies are performed and it is separated from clinical laboratory
molecular pathology
institutional characteristics can be divided into two categories, which are:
institution-based and free-standing
it is a clinical laboratory that is linked to a hospital
institution-based
it is a clinical laboratory that is not linked to any DOH Facility; it is independent
free-standing
ownership of laboratory can be divided into two categories, which are:
government-owned and privately owned
these are the clinical laboratories that are wholly or partially owned by the national or local government
government-owned
these are the clinical laboratories that are owned, established, and operated by an individual, corporation, institution, association, or organization
privately-owned
what are the 3 categories of service capabilities?
primary, secondary, and tertiary
type of service capabilities that offers minimal number of tests
primary category
type of service capabilities that offers on the ROUTINE TESTING
primary category
type of service capabilities done by the primary category clinical laboratories along with routine CLINICAL CHEMISTRY TESTS
secondary category
type of service capabilities that performs all the tests done in the secondary laboratories plus immunoserology, microbiology, bacteriology, mycology, special clinical chemistry, immunohematology, and special hematology
tertiary category
in tertiary category, performs all the tests done in the secondary laboratories plus what tests? MISS BIM
Immunoserology, Microbiology, Bacteriology, Mycology, Special Clinical Chemistry, Immunohematology, and Special hematology
what are the 4 kinds of laboratory management responsibilities
- operations management
- human resource management
- financial management
- marketing management
this laboratory management responsibility involves strategic planning, quality assurance, social policies and procedures, legislation or regulations compliance, staff communication and meeting
operations management
this laboratory management responsibility is about general operations
operations management
this laboratory management responsibility involves recruitment and staffing, trainings, performance evaluation, and promotion and demotion
Human Resource Management
this laboratory management responsibility involves finance reports, cost analyses, departmental budget, and inventory management
financial management
this laboratory management responsibility involves dealing with a lot of equipment and social inventory
finance management
this laboratory management responsibility involves customer service, advertisement, and online and outreach marketing
Marketing management
what is the type of management levels, the three of it
Top level, Middle level, and Low Level
the administrative is part of what level of management
top level
the executory is part of what level of management
middle level
the operative, supervisory, and first line are part of what level of management
low level
this level of management possesses the highest level of authority and manages goals and policies
Top level (Administrative)
this level of management manages goals and policies
top level (administrative)
this level of management focuses on the planning function of the management
top level (administrative)
this level of management plans the objective, strategies, and enterprise processes
top level
this level of management provides guidance and direction
top level
what are the examples of top level in the management level?
laboratory directors, board of directors, and chief executives
this level of management is responsible of the top management and for the FUNCTIONING OF THEIR DEPARTMENTS
middle level (executory)
this level of management is responsible to EXECUTE PLANS according to the policies and directives instituted by the top management
middle level (executory)
this level of management is responsible for preparing plans for the sub-unit of the organization
middle level (executory)
this level of management participates in the employment and training of the lower-level management
middle level (executory)
what are the examples of middle level in the management level?
operation managers and division heads
this level of management is there work revolves around the PERSONAL OVERSIGHT and DIRECTION OF OPERATIVE EMPLOYEES
low level
this level of management is the CLOSEST TO THE ORGANIZATIONAL MEMBERS
low level
this level of management is concerned with the DIRECTING and CONTROLLING FUNCTION of the management
low level
it is leading the organization to work together
a. directing
b. controlling
a. directing
it is where feedback evaluation is
a. directing
b. controlling
b. controlling
this level of management assigns DAY-TO-DAY tasks to workers and responsible for their guidance and instruction
low level
this level of management assembles machines, materials, and other resources needed for the operation of the organization
low level
this level of management is responsible for UPHOLDING GOOD RELATIONS IN THE ORGANIZATION
low level
what are the examples of low level in the management level?
supervisors, team leaders, and chief technologists
the laboratory manager has 3 roles which are:
as a person, as a servant, and as a representative
the role of a laboratory manager that is :
1. responsible for managing people
2. make us of talent, skill, and knowledge which others have
as a person
the role of a laboratory manager that is:
1. provides staffs with resources
2. has the power to make their clients (patients) to be priority
as a servant
the role of a laboratory manager that is:
1. bridge between the upper management and the staffs
2. most important role
as a representative
