Laboratory Quality Management

Igor Renato Bertoni Olivares

It is presently unthinkable to not take into account the need (sometimes mandatory) to implement Quality Management in Laboratories, either routinely or for research (basic and applied). Given that many countries have their own requirements regarding their mandatory implementation of Laboratory Quality Management Systems, this reality currently has a global reach to ensure the reliability of analytical results, especially since the effects of an analytical result can have major impacts on the environmental, pharmaceutical, forensic, clinical analysis, food areas, and so forth.
In light of the latest findings for Laboratory Quality Management, in this English edition of the book I intend to present this data in an informative manner, within the operating framework of a Management System, and in line with the proposal of being a book that provides assistance to the new professionals in this area (highlighting, for example, the evolution of concepts, needs and basic structure of a Quality Management System), as well as assist experts seeking new tools for Laboratory Quality Management (highlighting, for example, the Analytical Quality Assurance Cycle and Quality indicators concepts, in addition to the numerous tools applied to auditing, training, corrective action and others).

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Foreword
Introduction

Chapter 1
Quality: evolution of concepts
Quality and quality management system – definitions

Chapter 2
Why Should a Quality Management System
be Implemented in a Laboratory?
Accreditation system of Cgcre/Inmetro
IBAMA requirements
ANA requirements
MAPA requirements
ANVISA requirements
Requirements of the São Paulo State Environment Secretariat
Laboratory Quality Management Systems – implementation in university environment
Conclusion

Chapter 3
Requirements and Operation of a Laboratory Quality Management System
Structuring the Quality Management System
Procedures and records of Quality Management System
Quality management system manual
Conclusions

Chapter 4
Quality Indicators
Application of indicators and quality index as a tool for critical analysis and continuous improvement of laboratories accredited against ISO/IEC 17025

Chapter 5
Analytical Quality Assurance Cycle (AQAC)

Chapter 6
Types of Laboratory Quality Management Systems
ISO/IEC 17025
GLP

Chapter 7
Comparison Between Laboratory Quality Management Systems (GLP x ISO/IEC 17025)

Chapter 8
Difficulties and Advantages in Implementing a Laboratory Quality Management System

References

It is presently unthinkable to not take into account the need (sometimes mandatory) to implement Quality Management in Laboratories, either routinely or for research (basic and applied). Given that many countries have their own requirements regarding their mandatory implementation of Laboratory Quality Management Systems, this reality currently has a global reach to ensure the reliability of analytical results, especially since the effects of an analytical result can have major impacts on the environmental, pharmaceutical, forensic, clinical analysis, food areas, and so forth.
In light of the latest findings for Laboratory Quality Management, in this English edition of the book I intend to present this data in an informative manner, within the operating framework of a Management System, and in line with the proposal of being a book that provides assistance to the new professionals in this area (highlighting, for example, the evolution of concepts, needs and basic structure of a Quality Management System), as well as assist experts seeking new tools for Laboratory Quality Management (highlighting, for example, the Analytical Quality Assurance Cycle and Quality indicators concepts, in addition to the numerous tools applied to auditing, training, corrective action and others).

Mais Informações
Editora Átomo
ISBN 978-85-7670-267-2
Edição 1
Ano 2016
Páginas 140
Formato 16 x 23 cm
Idioma Inglês

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