Charting Methods for Internal Quality Control for Competition ELISA
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1. | To keep a constant record of all data. |
2. | To monitor the assay from plate to plate in any one day's testing. |
3. | To monitor the tests made from day to day, week to week, year to year. |
4. | To allow rapid identification of unacceptable results. |
5. | To allow recognition of reagent problems. |
6. | To identify trends in results (increasingly poor performance). |
7. | To identify when a new set of kit reagents is necessary. |
8. | To allow identification of differences among operators of the assay. |
9. | To fulfill various criteria for good laboratory practice. |
10. | To fulfill necessary requirements for external recognition to prove that tests are being performed at an acceptable level (increasingly important when results are used for international trading purposes). |