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It’s true that a lab is a place of serious testing and where much of the science relies on accuracy of the results obtained during these processes. But sometimes, a single small mistake regarding the protocol can risk the results and the test itself is done in vain. So, we can help to understand those simple yet critical mistakes and make sure they never happen.
Due to improper sample collections, there are higher chances of the samples to be in an unmanageable state like contamination or degradation which renders them incapable of yield accurate results.
Certain tools and pieces of equipment require calibration or maintenance and without it the chances of obtaining distorted conclusions are huge.
When switching from one software to another, there might be a chance that the documents get deleted which results in discrepancies and miscalculations so, ensuring that the documents are in the proper format is crucial.
When the samples are already contaminated, these might affect the test results ranging from a clinical test to Molecular Biology tests.
Mistakes are made at the stage of data analysis, which leads to incorrect inferences and decisions and any measures presented are not representative.
If various quality control processes are bypassed, the chances of the uncompleteness of the report would be enormous.
If there is ignorance of complying with regulatory standards it might lead to facing penalties and bad reputation.
In order to avoid pitfalls such as those associated with proving laboratory documents, as indicated above, it is necessary to avoid planning their existence, precise adherence to the relevant regulations and documents of the laboratory, and permanent targeted training of personnel. Taking care of such best practice measures, laboratories can guarantee that their results are accurate, their requirements are met, and a sense of reliability and precision is cultivated.