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Laboratory medicine is impacted by constant transformations that affect the products offered. The demands are growing, both internally and externally.

Externally there are the legal and regulatory requirements, the new expectations and needs of clients (requesting clinical staff, patients and their families, paying sources and researchers), the recommendations and guidelines of scientific societies, technological innovations, the pressure of competition and suppliers with a variety of new products.

Internally, laboratory managers and their teams need to demonstrate increasing levels of technical excellence on a daily basis to ensure the reliability of their results. However, with ever short delivery times, expanded menu of tests offered and lower prices to maintain their competitiveness.

The routine of the clinical laboratory The routine of a clinical laboratory is complex due to the multiplicity of distinct and interrelated processes to be controlled and the variety of matrices analyzed (blood, urine, feces, liquor, cavity liquids, etc.).

Among these routines, the following stand out:

Pre-analytical phase

It involves the qualification of samples that depend on the preparation of the patient, the collection performed, the packaging of the samples and the transport.

Analytical phase

It includes qualified products, materials and services, control and processing of biological material and teams performing tests.

Post-analytical phase

There is a relevant clinical laboratory correlation and the exact clinical interpretation of the results.
Há a relevante correlação clínico laboratorial e a exata interpretação clínica dos resultados.

For this reason, even in the face of a great development of analytical processes, including methodological evolution and automation, publications still point to a chance of errors occurring within the analytical phase.

The rapid evolution of processes has also required better training of professionals and the adoption of effective management tools by laboratories, to ensure the quality of results.

International standardization institutes have described guidelines in this regard, accreditation bodies have encouraged the adoption of these guidelines and, in some cases, government agencies have been expanding the basic requirements for the operation of laboratories and their suppliers.

Ensaio de Proficiência (EP)

Periodic external evaluation to
ensure result accuracy.

Continuous monitoring to identify
and correct routine errors.

NCTC®️ culture collection with
technical equivalence to ATCC®️.
(according to wdcm.org)

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international standards.

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PRM 0009

Certified Reference Material Producer

Accredited by Coordenação-Geral de Acreditação do Inmetro

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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Materiais de Referência Certificados - PMR 0009 - ABNT NBR ISO 17034-Controllab
Cgcre is signatory to the Mutual Recognition Arrangements of the International Laboratory Accreditation Cooperation (ILAC) and Interamerican Accreditation Cooperation (IAAC).

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Calibration Laboratory

Accredited by Coordenação-Geral de Acreditação do Inmetro

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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