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From: owner-acb-clin-chem-gen [mailto:owner-acb-clin-chem-gen]
Sent: Thursday, August 21, 2003 10:59 AM
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Subject: Re: LAB EQAI have just been going through our latest UKNEQAS return for specific proteins (not Edinburgh). For each immunoglobulin we have two histograms plus 14 other charts. That's a total of 48 graphical displays from the analysis of two samples. Perhaps there is some 'information overload' here.
Gary Firth
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From: Andy Ellis UK NEQAS [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
Sent: 20 August 2003 13:19
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Subject: Re: LAB EQA
I don't know if or what document control is in use, but I do know from my
own experience that UK NEQAS Edinburgh reports are sometimes not read as
thoroughly as they might be. I often ask quite important questions in my
reports to participants that remain unanswered by a significant proportion
of recipients. Maybe UK NEQAS and possibly other EQA providers are
committing "information overload", for which I can only apologise, but
please help us to help you by giving us the information we need,
Andy Ellis
UK NEQAS
Department of Clinical Biochemistry
Royal Infirmary
51 Little France Crescent
Edinburgh EH16 4SA
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Sent: Wednesday, August 20, 2003 12:41 PM
Subject: LAB EQA
> How do labs ensure that all EQA reports are seen by the appropriate lab
> staff in a timely fashion. Anyone using a form of 'Document Control' for
> this?
>
> Many thanks
>
> Rob
> Dr Robert Lord
> Department of Clinical Biochemistry
> Rotherham District General Hospital
> Moorgate Road
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> Tel 01709 820000
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