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Web-based Audioconferences:
Each on-line audioconference consists of a pre-recorded audiofile of a
previous live broadcast and handout materials in a downloadable format.
Target Audience:
Laboratorians preparing for their own inspection. Discover how to:
- Expand your knowledge of methods of compliance
- Implement areas for improvement
Program Level: Basic - Intermediate. Prior working
knowledge of the CAP inspection process and Checklist content is recommended.
Deficiency
Case Studies
Paul Bachner, MD, FCAP
February 16, 2005
Objectives:
- Recognize compliance with checklist requirements
in various case studies
- Describe how to document a deficiency on the inspector's
summation report
- Interpret the intent of checklist items and evaluate
laboratory compliance to determine when to cite a deficiency vs. give
a recommendation
- Identify when it would and would not be appropriate
to correct a deficiency during the on-site inspection
Preparing
Inspection Documentation
Desiree Carlson, MD, FCAP
June 16, 2004
Objectives:
- Identify key types of documentation required to
demonstrate compliance
- Develop a documentation organization system that
will facilitate the inspection process
What
to do with PT Failures
Gerald Hoeltge, MD
April 14, 2004
Objectives:
- Identify critical performance indicators on PT provider's
reports, such as the CAP Survey Participant Summary Report
- Describe investigative techniques to determine causes
of poor PT performance
- Select appropriate corrective actions to minimize
or prevent reoccurrence
- Analyze poor PT performance and incorporate solutions
into the QI program
Reviewing
Laboratory Procedures and Records (policies, PT, QC, maintenance, etc.)
Gregory Gagnon, MD, FCAP
November 12, 2003
Objectives:
- Summarize Reviewing Laboratory Procedures and Records
(policies, PT, QC, maintenance, etc.)
- Identify frequently cited deficiencies related to
Reviewing Laboratory Procedures and Records
- Discuss frequently asked questions about Reviewing
Laboratory Procedures and Records
Solutions
for the Most Common Deficiencies
Thomas Ruhlen, MD, FCAP
September 13, 2000
Objectives:
- To learn about the most common laboratory deficiencies
- To determine correction strategies for common deficiencies
To explore discipline-specific deficiencies
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