A clinical lab audit is done in order to maintain and operate the lab at a standard level.

The area that includes in clinical audit are:

Specimens: To check the patient register and see whether the specimen was RECEIVED at the right time

Turnaround time: To check whether the specimen was tested and returned at allocated time, and if delayed how to improve it

GLP: To check whether the TEST methods carried out follows the standard procedures Purchasing equipment’s, reagents and other lab instruments

Laboratory reports: To check whether they are precise and clear and look for any area for improvement STORAGE of reagents and specimens

Safety policies and procedures: USE of dangerous substances should be audited, and every SINGLE accident in the lab should be recorded.

A clinical lab audit is done in order to maintain and operate the lab at a standard level.

The area that includes in clinical audit are:

Specimens: To check the patient register and see whether the specimen was received at the right time

Turnaround time: To check whether the specimen was tested and returned at allocated time, and if delayed how to improve it

GLP: To check whether the test methods carried out follows the standard procedures Purchasing equipment’s, reagents and other lab instruments

Laboratory reports: To check whether they are precise and clear and look for any area for improvement Storage of reagents and specimens

Safety policies and procedures: Use of dangerous substances should be audited, and every single accident in the lab should be recorded.