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Comparing Types of Quality Control
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Comparing Types of Quality Control
Internal and external quality control programs complement each other.
Internal quality control monitors the daily precision and accuracy of methodologies, personnel, and instruments.
External quality control maintains long term accuracy.
Some key benefits of participation in a proficiency program include:
Demonstration of technical competence
Identification of potential areas for improvement
Increased confidence in the accuracy of the laboratory's testing results
Verification of the effectiveness of training
Neither internal nor external quality control should be a lab's sole method of testing verification.
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