Insights

October 14 is World Standards Day, which recognizes the role of various stakeholders across the standards community.

Learn in this case study how a group of labs in Egypt, by implementing CLSI’s M100, was able to improve the quality of their antimicrobial susceptibility testing (AST).

Learn about the treatment of newborns with Phenylketonuria, also called PKU, a rare inherited disorder.

Read how to implement a QMS in your laboratory to help ensure customer satisfaction, satisfy regulatory requirements, and create more efficient processes.

How vaccinations protect those with Severe Combined Immunodeficiency Disorder, a disorder caused by genetic mutations and prevents them from getting vaccines.

Presented by CLSI, read the article, “The Antibiotic Resistance Laboratory Network (AR Lab Network) – Bridging the Gap by Offering Expanded Antimicrobial Susceptibility Testing,” byPaula Snippes Vagnone, AR Lab Network Central Region Lab Coordinator, Minnesota Department of Health, Public Health Laboratory, St. Paul, MN.

Julie Luedtke, Chairholder, NBS03 2nd ed, discusses document updates and the importance of accurate newborn screenings.

CLSI publishes new laboratory equipment performance qualification document, QMS23. Learn more about this standards document and the areas it covers.

CLSI’s AUTO16, applies to the exchange of analytical testing data between in vitro diagnostic instruments and health care informatics systems. Learn more.