Quality System Essential: Inventory Management
Author : karlyn-bohler | Published Date : 2025-06-23
Description: Quality System Essential Inventory Management Quality Management of Laboratory Material ISO 15189 2012 6252018 Labs for Life Project India 1 Inventory management Quantity Management Ensuring the quantity of supplies as required so as
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Quality System Essential: Inventory Management Quality Management of Laboratory Material ISO 15189: 2012 6/25/2018 Labs for Life Project - India 1 Inventory management Quantity Management Ensuring the quantity of supplies as required so as ensure smooth workflow Serves to prevent stock outs and maintain turnaround times (TAT) 6/25/2018 Labs for Life Project - India 2 Quality management – WHY ? Reliable diagnostic services require monitoring the quality of its inventory flow Ensuring quality of material is an integral part of quality assurance in the laboratory The primary error prevention step: Quality Reagents 6/25/2018 Labs for Life Project - India 3 Quality Controls (IQC/EQA) used for monitoring of the precision/accuracy of analytical system, are dependent on supply of quality reagents Checking the quality of reagents and consumables before procuring/using them Important interfering variable in the final patient report 6/25/2018 Labs for Life Project - India 4 Selection and procurement of diagnostic laboratory materials is challenging given the Wide choice of products and suppliers Procurement policies prevalent in the system A series of steps must be followed to ensure the quality of materials used in the laboratory Quality Management – HOW ? 6/25/2018 Labs for Life Project - India 5 6/25/2018 Labs for Life Project - India 6 Understanding Utility and Feasibility 6/25/2018 Labs for Life Project - India 7 Understanding requirements for the NEW test: Initial thoughts Clinical utility Understand the needs of patients and users Understand the performance of a test Feasibility Test demand Cost effectiveness Operationalizing 6/25/2018 Labs for Life Project - India 8 Clinical utility (Need and Performance) Discovery of novel biomarkers e.g. Lp(a), homocysteine Change in disease trends e.g. Swine flu Recent advances in assay methods e.g. Immunoassay, quantitative Trop I Different testing objectives e.g. screening, confirmatory, treatment monitoring, surveillance etc Relevance: diagnostic sensitivity & specificity, positive & negative predictive values (Literature, guidelines, pilot studies) 6/25/2018 Labs for Life Project - India 9 Feasibility Cost inputs Reagents Quality controls Proficiency testing Calibrators Equipment Cost cutting Improved TAT Better performance Improved safety 6/25/2018 Labs for Life Project - India 10 Survey the market for products 6/25/2018 Labs for Life Project - India 11 Market survey Researching the available test options by interacting with the vendors Different product kit inserts should be consulted to understand the differences in performance characteristics of the various kits 6/25/2018 Labs for Life Project - India 12 Understand Operationalizing Requirements 6/25/2018 Labs for Life