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Stago Launches New My Qualiris QC Website for Brand-New User Experience

By LabMedica International staff writers
Posted on 28 Jan 2022
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Image: My Qualiris QC (Photo courtesy of Stago)
Image: My Qualiris QC (Photo courtesy of Stago)

Stago (Paris, France) has launched its new My Qualiris QC website which provides a brand-new user experience with a 24/7 accessible web-application where the results of a user’s network are only a few clicks away.

My Qualiris QC provides an easy-to-use and comprehensive External Quality Assessment service that will meet the daily and special coagulation testing needs of laboratories. To optimize the quality approach of laboratories, Stago had introduced the My Qualiris QC program more than 10 years ago. Built on Stago's expertise in hemostasis, My Qualiris QC carries out complete comparisons designed in accordance to the NF EN ISO/IEC 17043 standard to ensure reliability of results.

My Qualiris QC estimates global performance through an extensive multi-level comparison to ensure system accuracy. Stago’s color-coded reports and alerts are easy to interpret, and they include haemostasis-specific indicators. The new My Qualiris QC website allows laboratories to manage different user profiles, submit results and consult the available reports whenever they want. The dedicated, secured, multilingual website also allows laboratories to archive their results for five years and download their participation certificate for audits.

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