Risk Management Strategies for Clinical Laboratories

Gain practical insight into applying ISO 22367 and strengthening risk management across clinical laboratory services. This workshop will explore the standards landscape, proactive risk management, risk tools and how risk-based approaches can support quality, safety and patient care. Key learning outcomes include:

  • Exploring how international standards can support effective laboratory risk management in everyday practice
  • Clarifying what has changed in the standards landscape and why this matters for clinical laboratories
  • Understanding how ISO 22367 can be used within the laboratory quality management system to strengthen risk-based approaches
  • Describing risk management activities clearly and consistently in everyday laboratory practice
  • Recognising foreseeable risk and understanding how it links to quality, safety and improvement
  • Planning, documenting and conducting proactive risk analysis to identify and manage risks earlier
  • Reviewing how to evaluate and control risk more effectively within the laboratory setting
  • Using informative annexes, risk tools and risk acceptability criteria to strengthen risk management practice
  • Understanding why benefit-risk analysis is important for quality, safety and patient care
  • Taking away practical learning to embed risk management into everyday laboratory practice

View the full agenda: https://www.sbk-healthcare.co.uk/events/risk-management-strategies-for-clinical-laboratories#agenda

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