Quality control is known to be a process of testing products such as diagnostic testing and ensuring that they are properly working and giving accurate results. To ensure the quality of their analyses, medical laboratories periodically participate in external quality assessment programs and use internal quality control (Gruber et al., 2024). Quality controls may be performed daily, weekly, monthly, or annually. This will allow healthcare organizations ensure their products are effective. This is important for proper diagnosis and treatments.

Gruber, L., Hausch, A., & Mueller, T. (2024). Internal Quality Controls in the Medical Laboratory: A Narrative Review of the Basic Principles of an Appropriate Quality Control Plan. Diagnostics, 14(19), 2223. https://doi.org/10.3390/diagnostics14192223

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