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LGC Clinical Diagnostics Demonstrates How Labs Can Enhance QC Efficiencies at Medlab Middle East 2023

By LabMedica International staff writers
Posted on 06 Feb 2023
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Image: Multichem is a class leading, third-party, test-consolidated QC product range (Photo courtesy of LGC)
Image: Multichem is a class leading, third-party, test-consolidated QC product range (Photo courtesy of LGC)

LGC Clinical Diagnostics (Middlesex, UK) is attending Medlab Middle East 2023 where it is demonstrating how laboratories can enhance their quality control (QC) efficiencies through automated processes with independent QC and QC data management.

Under LGC Clinical Diagnostics Group, the company’s booth at this year’s Medlab Middle East is representing the combined brands: Maine Standards, SeraCare, Technopath Clinical Diagnostics, and The Native Antigen Company. LGC is presenting its comprehensive portfolio of catalogue and custom-developed diagnostic quality solutions and component materials with representatives from each company available to answer all the questions of visitors at its booth.

At Medlab Middle East 2023, LGC is showcasing Technopath’s total QC solution, Multichem QC and IAMQC software that provide clinical laboratories with significant cost, handling and time savings, whilst delivering higher confidence in analytical testing methods. With an extensive list of analytes included in the Multichem range of QC products, choice and flexibility are guaranteed for all customers. The third party QC products include General Clinical Chemistry, Immunoproteins, Immunoassay, Cardiac, Urine Chemistry, Infectious Disease, Diabetes and other Esoteric controls. The controls are offered in assayed and unassayed formats. Technopath’s human based control matrix offers unrivalled test consolidation through increased control stability and diminished matrix effects. Together, these aspects of control manufacture offer greater control efficiencies without compromising compliance or confidence in patient results.

LGC is also demonstrating the IAMQC Software from Technopath that provides laboratory managers and technologists with a range of QC software tools to analyze their QC results in real-time. IAMQC Software tools allow users to automate, centralize, standardize and improve QC processes in a laboratory setting. A combination of modules satisfies the varying levels of QC requirements in individual laboratories and is easily tailored to meet different QC management expectations. This also includes the new IAMQC Infinity that incorporates all the functionality of IAMQC Peer, Daily and Expert in one application. The powerful cloud based software designed to exactly meet specific QC solution needs has a feature-based interface that allows the laboratory to build their custom solution and then to seamlessly add in further sophisticated features as and when needed.

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