Six Sigma-based quality control
SIX SIGMAfiBASED QUALITY CONTROL ffi CHAPTER 1: MANAGING ANALYTICAL QUALITY DIAGNOSTICS With proper selection and design, SQC is a powerful technique to monitor performance and ensure the quality of test results meets the defined clinical needs. “Do SQC right” means: • Selecting controls at appropriate concentrations
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