Iso 9001
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Publicado: 22 de abril de 2012
African Journal of Microbiology Research Vol. 5(19), pp. 3062-3065, 23 September, 2011ISSN 1996-0808 ©2011 Academic Journals |
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ISO 15189 accreditationexperience at the Microbiology Laboratory of a Turkish University Hospital Yesim Gurol*, Emine Kurt, Iskender Karalti, Yasemin Ozturk, Zuhal Tekkanat Tazegun, Selami Sozubir, Gulden Yilmaz and AycaVitrinel Yeditepe University Hospital, Devlet Yolu Ankara cad. No: 102-104 34752, Kozyatagi-Istanbul, Turkey. *Corresponding author. E-mail: yesimg@yeditepe.edu.tr. Tel: 902165780267.Fax :902165780575. Accepted22 August, 2011 |
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We aimed to share the experience of the ISO/IEC 15189:2007 accreditation process in a University Hospital’s Medical Microbiology Laboratory before and afterthe assessment, and tried to seek answers to some questions in applying the standard. Our ISO 15189 accreditation process began in 2008 after having acquired JCI accreditation in 2007. The aim was tobe the first accreditated university hospital laboratory in our country. The applied tests in bacteriology, mycology, parasitology, virology, immunology and molecular serology were accreditated. Wecompleted the validation and verification procedures mostly applied to quantitative analyses. Regarding the external quality controls and the internal controls, the corrective actions provided us greatcontrol and self correction. We increased the rate of success in the quality controls. We encouraged our laboratory personnel to fill out a laboratory discrepancy form to control our process and toarrange training. During the course of 2009, 60 of the 85 forms were completed in the microbiology laboratory among the central laboratories. Statistical analyses were performed throughout a year andthis information helped us in making improvements. The number of training hours in one year was found as 78 h and 30 min during the routine laboratory process. We should provide support in bringing...
Full Length Research Paper |
ISO 15189 accreditationexperience at the Microbiology Laboratory of a Turkish University Hospital Yesim Gurol*, Emine Kurt, Iskender Karalti, Yasemin Ozturk, Zuhal Tekkanat Tazegun, Selami Sozubir, Gulden Yilmaz and AycaVitrinel Yeditepe University Hospital, Devlet Yolu Ankara cad. No: 102-104 34752, Kozyatagi-Istanbul, Turkey. *Corresponding author. E-mail: yesimg@yeditepe.edu.tr. Tel: 902165780267.Fax :902165780575. Accepted22 August, 2011 |
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Abstract |
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We aimed to share the experience of the ISO/IEC 15189:2007 accreditation process in a University Hospital’s Medical Microbiology Laboratory before and afterthe assessment, and tried to seek answers to some questions in applying the standard. Our ISO 15189 accreditation process began in 2008 after having acquired JCI accreditation in 2007. The aim was tobe the first accreditated university hospital laboratory in our country. The applied tests in bacteriology, mycology, parasitology, virology, immunology and molecular serology were accreditated. Wecompleted the validation and verification procedures mostly applied to quantitative analyses. Regarding the external quality controls and the internal controls, the corrective actions provided us greatcontrol and self correction. We increased the rate of success in the quality controls. We encouraged our laboratory personnel to fill out a laboratory discrepancy form to control our process and toarrange training. During the course of 2009, 60 of the 85 forms were completed in the microbiology laboratory among the central laboratories. Statistical analyses were performed throughout a year andthis information helped us in making improvements. The number of training hours in one year was found as 78 h and 30 min during the routine laboratory process. We should provide support in bringing...
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