Dear all,
What systems of quality assurance and internal quality control are you using for screening tests such as reducing substances, urine cystine and paraquat? Has anyone got any opinions on how we should cope with such tests - often inhouse/non CE marked and some of them (paraquat) infinitely rare.
Elizabeth Hall
Elizabeth Hall, MSc FRCPath
Principal Biochemist,
Biochemistry Department,
Kent and Canterbury Hospital,
Ethelbert Road,
Canterbury CT1 3SF
Tel 01227 766877 ext 74469
Fax 01227 783077
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