Discover Internal Quality Control with Controllab — watch the free recording!

Discover Internal Quality Control with Controllab — watch the free recording!

Discover Internal Quality Control with Controllab — watch the free recording!

Discover Internal Quality Control with Controllab — watch the free recording!

The class teaches, in practice, how to evaluate Internal Quality Control, use the Levey-Jennings chart, apply Westgard rules, and interpret data.

The recording of “Unveiling Internal Control – Part II,” a free online event hosted by Controllab, is now available.

Take this opportunity to review the key topics covered by specialist Marília Corrêa, a chemical engineer and technical analyst in Controllab’s Service Management.

This event continues the “Unveiling Internal Control – Part I” session, which introduced fundamental concepts on the subject. If you haven’t watched the first part yet, you can access the content here.

What was covered in the class?

The specialist delved into the fundamentals of Internal Control, providing examples of how to use it on the CI ONLINE platform. She also explained the criteria for data valuation, emphasizing the importance of control rules in daily laboratory routines.

The topics covered included:

  • Application of the Levey-Jennings chart
  • Use of Westgard rules
  • Data analysis and interpretation, along with corrective actions
  • Benefits of using Internal Control

According to Marília, implementing quality control in the laboratory routine goes beyond simply meeting requirements; it’s a concrete advancement in professional practice. When well-structured, this control drives continuous process improvement and enhances patient safety, leading to a more reliable and efficient environment.

She also highlighted that quality control allows for the identification of interferences and failures before they cause major impacts, facilitating the early adoption of corrective or preventive actions.

The specialist further emphasized that quality control helps the laboratory demonstrate compliance to regulatory bodies, especially regarding information traceability. This enables labs to assess whether their analytical systems remain efficient or if a methodology might need to be replaced at some point.

Another significant benefit is the generation of alerts that facilitate decision-making. Quality control quickly signals when a result is unexpected or exceeds acceptable limits, guiding professionals to intervene decisively.

As Marília pointed out, the main objective of this practice is precisely that: to guide the laboratory towards a path of continuous improvement, making it more prepared, secure, and aligned with industry best practices.

Missed the class? Here's why it's making a difference!

Attendees highlighted the objectivity, clarity, and, most importantly, the practical applicability of the content. The relevance of the topic, the specialist’s technical expertise, and the valuable insights for improving laboratory routine and quality processes were all key takeaways.

Don’t miss this opportunity to access content that can truly transform how you work in your lab’s daily routine. Watch the recording now!

It’s worth noting that participating live allows you to clarify any questions you have about the topic, and it also secures your certificate of participation, which is crucial for demonstrating your professional development.

On the Online Meeting page, you can access recordings of all the sessions promoted by Controllab. Take advantage of this chance and subscribe to the company’s WhatsApp and YouTube channels to stay completely up-to-date with all the content they produce!

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Certified Reference Material Producer

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Controllab has been accredited as a Certified Reference Material (CRM) Producer since 2016 by Cgcre, under number PMR 0009. The conformity assessment is carried out in accordance with the requirements established in ABNT NBR ISO 17034 and Inmetro standards, ensuring competence for the production of CRMs, as defined in the Scope of Accreditation.

This accreditation attests to Controllab’s technical competence in producing CRMs according to international requirements and enables it to be recognized in other countries, under mutual recognition agreements, thereby reducing technical barriers between Brazil and other countries across continents.

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Calibration Laboratory

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In December 2002, the Calibration Laboratory was accredited by Cgcre. With this recognition, it became part of the Brazilian network of accredited laboratories, under number 214. Since then, it has been periodically evaluated for the maintenance and/or extension of its accreditation.

The Inmetro seal attests to Controllab’s technical competence, credibility, and operational capability for calibration services, in accordance with the requirements of ABNT NBR ISO/IEC 17025.

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In September 2011, Controllab was accredited by Cgcre as a proficiency test provider, under nº PEP0003. Initially as part of a pilot project by Inmetro, this accreditation was based on ILAC G13: 2007 and included several clinical and hemotherapy tests. In the periodic evaluations of this accreditation, new segments and tests are included and the evaluation is now conducted according to ABNT NBR ISO/IEC 17043.

This accreditation attests to Controllab’s technical competence to develop and conduct proficiency tests in accordance with international requirements and enables it to be recognized in other countries, in accordance with mutual recognition agreements signed by Brazil in Mercosur, the Americas and Europe.

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Cgcre is signatory to the Mutual Recognition Arrangements of the International Laboratory Accreditation Cooperation (ILAC) and Interamerican Accreditation Cooperation (IAAC).