德国医院质量管理的新思维

德国医院非常重视质量管理。政府推动、法律保障、质量评审认证机构、医疗保险公司等社会监督体系、专业的领导决策层和科室管理人、专职的质量管理专员、质量管理委员会,构成了德国医院的质量管理保证体系。信息化建设是提高质量管理水平的基础,在信息化的平台上实践BSC、KVP、CIRS和PDCA等管理新思维,才能真正实现管理质量的持续改进。     

Quality Assurance and Standardization in Immunohistochemistry. A Proposal for the Annual Meeting of the Biological Stain Commission,June, 1991

Quality assurance, quality control, proficiency testing, reagent documentation and validation are standard parts of everyday practice in clinical laboratories throughout the United States. Immunohistochemical stains employ reagents and principles in common with immunoenzyme methods utilized in the clinical laboratory. However, immunohistochemistry has not routinely been subjected to similar standardization and quality assurance procedures that manufacturers and pathologists alike have applied to essentially the same techniques in the clinical laboratory environment. The current proposal was invited by the Biological Stain Commission with the charge of incorporating the findings of previous workshops on quality control in immunohistochemistry into a practical design for implementation. The status of quality assurance, quality control and standardization in immunohistochemistry is reviewed and a phased strategy for implementation is proposed.     

Quality Assurance and Standardization in Immunohistochemistry. A Proposal for the Annual Meeting of the Biological Stain Commission, June, 1991

Quality assurance, quality control, proficiency testing, reagent documentation and validation are standard parts of everyday practice in clinical laboratories throughout the United States. Immunohistochemical stains employ reagents and principles in common with immunoenzyme methods utilized in the clinical laboratory. However, immunohistochemistry has not routinely been subjected to similar standardization and quality assurance procedures that manufacturers and pathologists alike have applied to essentially the same techniques in the clinical laboratory environment. The current proposal was invited by the Biological Stain Commission with the charge of incorporating the findings of previous workshops on quality control in immunohistochemistry into a practical design for implementation. The status of quality assurance, quality control and standardization in immunohistochemistry is reviewed and a phased strategy for implementation is proposed.