I have asked staff to start logging all the tasks they perform and the amount
of time it is taking them to complete. We would like to identify pain points
and waste in an effort to improve our overall productivity. Rather than
reinventing the wheel, does someone have a form they’ve used in the p
Hi
I agree the inspector is wrong.
I work in the manufacture of pathology reagents such as secondary polymers,
diluents, buffers, antibodies, IF conjugates. We constantly test in real time
to make sure that the product is as good on its expiration date as it is on day
one. We are mostly for RU
I think that inspector has their head up their……….
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This sounds absurd to me.
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This sounds absurd to me.
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Subject: [External] [Histonet] Expiration date after opeing a reagent
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Hello,
We just got CLIA inspected and had no deficiencies. The inspector did say he
wants to see us write down on any reagent containers when it was opened, and
write down the new expiration date.
The containers have the expiration date on them from the manufacturer, but
the inspector said
What first comes in my mind is, that the tissue was a little too cold when
placed into the embedding mold. That would cause an insufficient junction
with the paraffin.
If there was not enough hot paraffin in the embedding mold and handling took
a little bit too long, or if the tissue was rather col
