Your videos are very helpful for me, sir. Your explanation is excellent. I had many doubts related to quality control and other lab statistics, but now all doubts are clear. It will be a fortune to work under your supervision.
I am from Uk, working as biomedical scientist. Specially nowadays very hot in the Uk so QC giving very hard time. Temperature also affect QC results. When I have duty on analyzer it’s very important while doing maintenance as well beofre post cal and QC. We have Roche cobas 8000 c701 and e801. Also I worked p612,P617. 601. To be honest I loved to watch ur video sir. It’s really interesting
Great Great Great. 👍🏻 Really informative lectures. Sir i request you that kindly start a certificate courses of Medical laboratory Quality control / Quality management. Thank you sir. Regards Haris Qurashi From Pakistan 🇵🇰.
Sir please make a vedio on quality controll of CLIA, wheather both or all 3 level of qc need to pass to run the sample or we acan run the sample ifbonly one level qc is pass
Sir Thank you so much for sharing knowledge. Sir I have a few queries - 1. Should Westgard rule 1(2s) be followed for same day run also? Eg In the morning qc run, I got 1 2s and same in evening run also, then will it be 2 (2s) or can we rectify it the next day? 2. When control goes bad and QC out, then do we have to calibrate (when reagent is not changed) before running fresh controls? 3. Do we have to calibrate before running controls, if same lot reagent is used in case reagent goes bad? 4. Westgard rule 4(1s) to be followed day wise or run wise?
The rules are applied to every continuous run. Also if you are running 3evel control and 2 values are above 2s then also it is considered as 2s violation. So every consecutive run or even across the same run
Hello sir Thank you for valuable lecture Sir suppose i released critical result and dr took action on that result In that case when i get to know my qc is out so how will modify the result
Partner. Run qc. If result fine then release reports. When qc fails. Stop testing. Correct reason for qc failure. Run qc to be sure system is fine. Do walk back studies to see if any patient result was impacted. If no well evey thing is fine. If yes call back the report. Release modified report. Inform pt and doctor. No way out. Hiding facts could create more problems. Walk back and modified report is a well accepted thing. ONLY ONE THING. THE LAST QC RESULT BEFORE THE SAMPLE WAS RUN SHOULD BE FINE. IF THERE WAS A QC OUTLIER AND U HAD NOT REACTED TO IT, THAT WOULD AMOUNT TO NEGLIGENCE
Your videos are very helpful for me, sir. Your explanation is excellent. I had many doubts related to quality control and other lab statistics, but now all doubts are clear. It will be a fortune to work under your supervision.
I am from Uk, working as biomedical scientist. Specially nowadays very hot in the Uk so QC giving very hard time. Temperature also affect QC results. When I have duty on analyzer it’s very important while doing maintenance as well beofre post cal and QC. We have Roche cobas 8000 c701 and e801. Also I worked p612,P617. 601. To be honest I loved to watch ur video sir. It’s really interesting
Thanks
Great content, must watch👌
thanx i like your all lectures love from pak khyber pukhtoon khwa
Great Great Great. 👍🏻
Really informative lectures.
Sir i request you that kindly start a certificate courses of Medical laboratory Quality control / Quality management.
Thank you sir.
Regards
Haris Qurashi From Pakistan 🇵🇰.
Thank you sir for starting this series.
Lots of thanks sir to start this series
Thank you sir
Sir your lecture are awesome keep uploading your videos
Thankyou soo much 🙏
Crystal clear amazing lecture ☺️
Thank you very much for nice lecture sir 🙏🏽
Jai Hind sir, thanks a lot for your valuable knowledge.
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Awesome sir 🙏 please also share nabl daily and monthly procesing in lab record maintain and document for lab manager
Thank you so much sir 🙏🏻💖
Waiting for next lecture 🙏🏻
Sir, you made a complete video of Microlub 300
Thanku sir I am Rishikesh pandey from biochemistry technician from Medanta Lucknow
Hi. Welcome
Thanks
Sir please make a vedio on quality controll of CLIA, wheather both or all 3 level of qc need to pass to run the sample or we acan run the sample ifbonly one level qc is pass
Sir R4s is a random error or a systematic error ,the R4s is a rejection rule right?
Sir , Plz make video on seven quality tools 🙏🙏🙏
When will English version come?
Sir semi biochemistry ke graph pe bhi ek video bna dooo
Sir Thank you so much for sharing knowledge. Sir I have a few queries -
1. Should Westgard rule 1(2s) be followed for same day run also? Eg In the morning qc run, I got 1 2s and same in evening run also, then will it be 2 (2s) or can we rectify it the next day?
2. When control goes bad and QC out, then do we have to calibrate (when reagent is not changed) before running fresh controls?
3. Do we have to calibrate before running controls, if same lot reagent is used in case reagent goes bad?
4. Westgard rule 4(1s) to be followed day wise or run wise?
The rules are applied to every continuous run.
Also if you are running 3evel control and 2 values are above 2s then also it is considered as 2s violation.
So every consecutive run or even across the same run
@@arunharith Thank you Sir
Hello sir
Thank you for valuable lecture
Sir suppose i released critical result and dr took action on that result
In that case when i get to know my qc is out so how will modify the result
Partner. Run qc. If result fine then release reports. When qc fails. Stop testing. Correct reason for qc failure. Run qc to be sure system is fine. Do walk back studies to see if any patient result was impacted.
If no well evey thing is fine.
If yes call back the report. Release modified report. Inform pt and doctor. No way out.
Hiding facts could create more problems.
Walk back and modified report is a well accepted thing.
ONLY ONE THING. THE LAST QC RESULT BEFORE THE SAMPLE WAS RUN SHOULD BE FINE. IF THERE WAS A QC OUTLIER AND U HAD NOT REACTED TO IT, THAT WOULD AMOUNT TO NEGLIGENCE
@@arunharith thank you Sir
Thank you sir
Thanks Sir