MedNexus
2016年 · 第39卷第08期
MedNexus
In recent years, the morbidity and mortality of infectious diseases have been increasing worldwide, multi-drug resistant pathogens and nosocomial infection outbreaks have been appearing continuously, and the role of clinical microbiological diagnosis in medical work has become increasingly prominent. Clinical microbiology is one of the important specialties in laboratory medicine, which has very strict requirements for laboratory building design, safety protection facilities, experimental operating procedures and professional level of personnel.
Strict implementation of regulatory and recognized quality control requirements is an important way for clinical laboratories to ensure the reliability and timeliness of test results. The quality control requirements in the Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendments (CLIA) promulgated in the United States in 1988 apply to all Clinical laboratories, where trials are classified into two categories: exempt and non-exempt trials according to their complexity[
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