| QP-12: Immunoassay Applications |
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The Quality Planning Process in action! Recently a survey of immunoassay instruments in CAP TODAY said that immunoassay methods were the "trickiest" to QC. But no matter how difficult or tricky, you can still plan quality for it. Examples in this lesson show how to choose control rules and materials for thyroxine, cortisol, thyroid stimulating hormone, and more. General suggestions for immunoassays are also given. (Preview)
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Basic Planning for Quality
- QP 1: A Wake-up call for Quality Management
- QP 2: Assuring Quality Through Total Quality Management
- QP 3: Complying with Regulations, Standards, and Practice Guidelines
- QP 4: Devising a Practical Process
- QP 5: Defining Quality Requirements
- QP-6: Adopting the OPSpecs Chart as Your Planning Tool
- QP-7: Formulating a Total Quality Control Strategy
- QP-8: Implementing a manual process using Normalized OPSpecs charts
- QP-9: Practice makes Proficient
- QP-10: Automated Chemistry Applications
- QP-11: Blood Gas Applications
- QP-12: Immunoassay Applications
- QP-13: Coagulation Applications
- QP-14: What's wrong with statistical quality control?
- QP-15: Frequently-Asked-Questions about Quality Planning


