The technician at the heart of quality
Enable participants to understand the technician’s role in the quality management system and to adopt the reflexes needed to apply procedures, ensure traceability, detect anomalies and contribute to continuous improvement.
An introduction to the quality management system and the technician’s day-to-day role in the reliability of results.
- Explain the link between quality, reliability of results and patient safety
- Identify the main components of the quality management system
- Place the technician’s role within the laboratory’s processes
- Distinguish between policy, procedure, operating procedure, instruction and record
- Complete clear, comprehensive and usable traceability records
- Check the conditions relating to equipment, reagents and controls
- Recognise a non-conformity and respond appropriately
- Take part in a mini-audit and propose an improvement action
The detailed programme for this workshop has not been published yet.
This programme is announced: its detailed content will be published shortly.
Certificate of enrolment or copy of diploma. No prior professional experience is required. Compliance with the safety and confidentiality rules during the immersion is mandatory.
- Students in biomedical analysis, medical biology or biomedical sciences
- Students in health sciences
- Laboratory trainees
- Recent graduates wishing to understand real-world quality requirements
This programme strengthens skills and employability; it is not an automatic promise of recruitment.
