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The technician at the heart of quality
8 – 9 January 2027
08 h – 17 h
16 h
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.
- 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
Intended audience
- Students in biomedical analysis, medical biology or biomedical sciences
- Students in health sciences
- Laboratory trainees
- Recent graduates wishing to understand real-world quality requirements
Assessment and validation
Training certificate
This programme strengthens skills and employability; it is not an automatic promise of recruitment.
