Quality Improvement in Clinical Laboratories

Authors

Mohammed Ali Ahmed Albeshir AlAhsa Health Cluster, Saudi Arabia.
Faisal Saleh Matooq Aljasim AlAhsa Health Cluster, Saudi Arabia.
Jaffar Radi Ali Alatiyah AlAhsa Health Cluster, Saudi Arabia.
Mohammed Abdullah A Al Musilim AlAhsa Health Cluster, Saudi Arabia.
Yasir Salman Ahmed Althani AlAhsa Health Cluster, Saudi Arabia.
Mohammed Abdullah Essa Abu.Homed AlAhsa Health Cluster, Saudi Arabia.
Ali Matooq Abdullah Al Najjad AlAhsa Health Cluster, Saudi Arabia.
Jassim Ali Hussain Al-Jubarah AlAhsa Health Cluster, Saudi Arabia.
Mohammed Yasin Ali Al-Thani AlAhsa Health Cluster, Saudi Arabia.
May Yaseen Abdallh Al'humuod AlAhsa Health Cluster, Saudi Arabia.
Naji Hussain Saleh Alhassan AlAhsa Health Cluster, Saudi Arabia.
Nabeel Salman Mohamad Al Saleh AlAhsa Health Cluster, Saudi Arabia.

Abstract

Clinical laboratories play a critical role in healthcare delivery, providing vital diagnostic information for patient management. Ensuring the quality of laboratory testing is paramount to achieve accurate and reliable results, which directly impact patient care and outcomes. This review article explores the current strategies and advancements in quality improvement within clinical laboratories, highlighting the key areas of focus and future directions.

Key words; Quality improvements, health providers , laboratory

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Published

2022-12-04

How to Cite

Mohammed Ali Ahmed Albeshir, Faisal Saleh Matooq Aljasim, Jaffar Radi Ali Alatiyah, Mohammed Abdullah A Al Musilim, Yasir Salman Ahmed Althani, Mohammed Abdullah Essa Abu.Homed, Ali Matooq Abdullah Al Najjad, Jassim Ali Hussain Al-Jubarah, Mohammed Yasin Ali Al-Thani, May Yaseen Abdallh Al'humuod, Naji Hussain Saleh Alhassan, & Nabeel Salman Mohamad Al Saleh. (2022). Quality Improvement in Clinical Laboratories. International Journal of Scientific Research and Innovative Studies, 1(3), 91–93. Retrieved from https://ijsrisjournal.com/index.php/ojsfiles/article/view/121