Hematology, Chemistry, Coagulation: Helpful Hints

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• QC ‘failures’ must be reviewed and signed off by lab supervisor or higher • All unexpected or failed QC results must be documented – Corrective Action Log • Final action must demonstrate problem was resolved • Lab Sup/Mgr must review/sign CA Logs at least monthly • Must have CA log for every test/equipment/system
• Why do parallel testing? Consistency of patient results Transition of control
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