Measurement Uncertainty Insights and Pitfalls in ISO 15189:2022

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This module will cover the common considerations and issues concerning conformity and application in relation to measurement uncertainty (MU) in medical laboratory settings.

The module is designed to ensure greater awareness of the impact of precision in examination processes and to enhance the certainty and validity of intended results.

This module has been revised to reflect the requirements of ISO 15189:2022.

To enhance your learning experience, we have curated links to relevant further reading and a downloadable notebook for you to capture your reflections.

(NOTE: This module is the re-launch of the previous version that was based on ISO 15189:2012)

Who is this course for?

Current and prospective customers, stakeholders, new quality managers, students, and those interested in understanding measurement uncertainty and the associated requirements of ISO 15189:2022.

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ISO 15189 Measurement Uncertainty, Insights and Pitfalls

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By the end of this course, learners will:

  • Have an understanding of the definitions of measurement uncertainty and the application of ISO 15189:2012 requirements.
  • Understand the common pitfalls of determining and applying measurement uncertainty in a diagnostic laboratory.
  • Be able to evaluate their existing systems to determine if any of the common pitfalls apply.

This module covers the following aspects:

  • Impact of measurement uncertainty for customers in ISO 15189:2022
  • What is uncertainty?
  • The critical requirements for measurement uncertainty in ISO 15189:2022
  • Interpretation of 7.3.4 and examples of its application
  • Consideration of where uncertainty data can be obtained from
  • The value of uncertainty in the reliability of the reported result
  • Further gaps that are commonly observed during conformity assessment.

This course is expected to take approximately one hour to complete.

By the end of this course, learners will:

  • Have an understanding of the definitions of measurement uncertainty and the application of ISO 15189:2012 requirements.
  • Understand the common pitfalls of determining and applying measurement uncertainty in a diagnostic laboratory.
  • Be able to evaluate their existing systems to determine if any of the common pitfalls apply.

This module covers the following aspects:

  • Impact of measurement uncertainty for customers in ISO 15189:2022
  • What is uncertainty?
  • The critical requirements for measurement uncertainty in ISO 15189:2022
  • Interpretation of 7.3.4 and examples of its application
  • Consideration of where uncertainty data can be obtained from
  • The value of uncertainty in the reliability of the reported result
  • Further gaps that are commonly observed during conformity assessment.

This course is expected to take approximately one hour to complete.

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