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Introduction
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What is quality assurance
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Quality assurance vs quality control
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Why is it necessary
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What is included
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Quality management system
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Validation vs verification
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Post intervention verification
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ISO 15189
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Nonaccredited tests
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Ucas assessment
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Ucas findings
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Vertical audits
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Ordered findings and supplementary audits
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Everyday quality
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IQA examples
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EQA examples
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Monitoring trends
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Monthly quality reports
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Blood cultures
Description:
Explore quality assurance and auditing practices in clinical microbiology through this comprehensive lecture. Gain insights into ISO 15189:2012 standards, assessment criteria, and their impact on patient care. Discover the differences between quality assurance and quality control, and learn about validation, verification, and post-intervention processes. Examine real-life examples of internal quality assurance (IQA), internal quality control (IQC), and external quality assessment (EQA) in microbiology laboratories. Understand the importance of quality management systems, non-accredited tests, and UKAS assessments. Delve into vertical audits, ordered findings, and supplementary audits. Learn about everyday quality practices, monitoring trends, and monthly quality reports, with a focus on blood cultures. Acquire valuable knowledge to enhance quality assurance processes in clinical microbiology settings.

Quality Assurance and Auditing in Clinical Microbiology - Kristen Winterburn

The Royal College of Pathologists
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