Learning Objectives
Acquire skills to conduct audits in medical laboratories according to ISO 15189; understand related standards and guidelines; develop critical analysis and non-conformity identification abilities.
The "Auditor/Lead Auditor ISO 15189 (Medical laboratories)" course is designed to train professionals in performing internal and external audits in compliance with the ISO 15189 standard, specific to medical laboratories. Participants will gain in-depth skills in interpreting and applying quality management and technical competence requirements within diagnostic laboratory settings. Knowledge areas include specimen pathway analysis, risk management, biosafety, data integrity, and accreditation compliance procedures. The course also equips learners with practical tools to plan, conduct, and report audits, emphasizing ISO 19011 guidelines for effective audit processes. Intended for current or aspiring auditors and quality managers in clinical laboratories, the program explores realistic case studies and critical scenarios to prepare attendees for certification. The 60-minute duration offers a focused and efficient learning experience, concluding with an assessment featuring questions based on real professional situations. Passing the final exam ensures robust theoretical knowledge essential for supporting compliance and continuous improvement in healthcare diagnostic facilities.
The pathway is designed for managers, executives, function owners, auditors and professionals. Lessons use validated minimum study time and a contextual tutor; assessments use server-side random selection of questions and answers, session-continuity controls, camera and local audio-activity monitoring during protected tests.
Traceability and reliability: integrity events are logged for authorized review; automated signals do not determine the result on their own.
Purpose, references, delivery method, commercial terms and certificate value, presented clearly and transparently.
Acquire skills to conduct audits in medical laboratories according to ISO 15189; understand related standards and guidelines; develop critical analysis and non-conformity identification abilities.
Audit planning and execution; interpretation of ISO 15189; evaluation of specimen pathways; risk and biosafety management; verification of IT procedures and documentation.
Healthcare and diagnostic professionals, auditors, quality managers, laboratory technicians, and staff involved in medical laboratory certification.
Basic knowledge of laboratory processes and quality management standards; recommended work experience in healthcare settings.
Theoretical lessons combined with case studies, real scenario analyses, practical exercises, and audit simulations.
Final exam with multiple-choice questions based on practical scenarios; minimum passing score 70%.
60 minutes.
Certificate of attendance upon passing the exam.
Ability to perform ISO 15189-compliant audits; identify critical issues in specimen pathways and laboratory management; implement effective corrective actions.