Empowering clinical laboratories with advanced quality control monitoring to ensure accurate and reliable test results.

Maintaining high standards in laboratory testing through continuous monitoring and statistical analysis.

Supporting healthcare decision-making with reliable laboratory data and comprehensive quality metrics.

Streamlined organization and tracking of quality control data across multiple laboratory departments.

Real-time tracking and analysis of laboratory performance indicators for optimal operation.

Comprehensive suite of tools designed to simplify quality control processes and enhance workflow.

Laboratory Quality Control is a set of procedures designed to monitor and evaluate testing processes to ensure accurate and reliable test results.

Westgard Rules are a set of statistical rules used to validate quality control data in clinical laboratories, helping detect both random and systematic errors.

QC should be performed at least once every 24 hours, before patient testing begins, after major maintenance, or when accuracy of results is questioned.

A Levey-Jennings chart is a graphical tool that plots quality control values over time, helping visualize trends and shifts in laboratory testing processes.

Control limits typically represent ±2SD and ±3SD from the mean. Values outside these limits may indicate problems with the testing process.

Yes, our system allows you to export quality control data in various formats for further analysis or documentation purposes.