In this lecture, you will review quality control concepts from the history of QC principles; and learn how to become aware of assumptions that underpin traditional approaches to QC.
Lecture Objectives:
• Understand the history of quality control (QC) principles and how they have been applied to pathology testing.
• Identify the components of a QC system.
• Review assumptions that underpin the traditional approaches to QC.
• Identify how these assumptions may not be applicable to infectious disease serology testing.
Run Time: 43
Lecture Instructor Bio(s)
Wayne Dimech, MBA, BAPP SCI
Scientific and Business Relations Manager
National Serology Reference Laboratory
Melbourne, Australia
Wayne Dimech is a Scientific and Business Relations Manager for the National Serology Reference Laboratory, a WHO Collaborating Centre. Dimech obtained a B.App. Sci; and an MBA. He is a fellow from the Australian Institute of Medical Scientists and the Faculty of Science (Research) of the Royal College of Pathologists Australia. He is a recognized expert in infectious disease serology and laboratory quality.
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