Path of Workflow and QA Flashcards
Degree to which a set of inherent characteristics fulfills requirements
Quality
Ordering and Blood Collection
Automation of complex processes
Transport/scan and pre-analytics
Production monitoring
Analytics and Validation
Quality Assurance
Sample Archiving and Reporting
Open Connectivity
A ladder synthesized from the concepts of acknowledged quality experts. A laboratory can best obtain the next higher stage by mastering the preceding one, ultimately reaching the top rung.
Stages of Quality
Operational process control techniques to fulfill quality requirements for regulatory compliance and accreditation
Quality Control
Planned and systematic activities to provide confidence that an organization fulfills requirements for quality
Quality Assurance
Systematic process-oriented approach to meeting quality objectives
Quality Management System
Measurement system for the economic aspects of the cost of quality
Quality Cost Management
Management approach centered on sustainable high quality, by focusing on long-term success through customer satisfaction
Total Quality Management
Part of quality management focused on providing confidence that quality requirements will be fulfilled
* Comprehensive set of policies, procedures, and practices that are followed to ensure that a
laboratory results are reliable
Quality Assurance
accuracy and precision
reliability
Includes record keeping, maintenance, and calibration of equipment, proficiency testing, quality control, and training of personnel.
Quality Assurance
are used to shifts and trends.
QC plots of control results
i. Frequency of performing controls
ii. Number of controls to be used
iii. Type of controls
iv. Acceptable limits for control results
v. Corrective action required if controls are out of range
written QC program
A quality control program is in place
Quality Assurance Plan