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An Introduction to Quality Assurance in Analytical Science Dr Irene Mueller-Harvey Mr Richard Baker Mr Brian Woodget Part 3 - Quality systems Contents: Introduction to quality systems (slides 3,4) QA and QC systems (slides 5-9) Measurement traceability (slides 10,11) Reference materials and check samples (slide 12) Keeping track of samples (slide 13) Quality manual (slides 14-17) Quality system filing (slide 18) expenses caused by wrong decisions, or Prevention is Better than cure! ‘It costs less to prevent a problem than it does to correct it’ QA and QC systems QA Systems QC systems reagent blanks; verified standard solutions; check samples (from both within the lab and from outside); Quality systems - control charts Use of QC Samples Measurement traceability Reference materials check samples Keeping track of the samples Quality system files * The presentation contains some animation which will be activated automatically (no more than a 2 second delay), by mouse click or by use of the ‘page down’ key on your keyboard. Without a Laboratory Quality System - costs of analysis too many mistakes can make analysis very costly; due to repeating analysis of samples investigation of problems revision of procedures loss of good reputation A formal quality system in the laboratory should prevent mistakes by means of: quality assurance measures quality control of the analytical results thorough documentation of the system efficient maintenance of records regular audits of all aspects of the system Quality Control: planned activities designed to provide a quality product. Quality Assurance: planned activities designed to ensure that the quality control activities are being properly implemented. (As defined by the Association of Official Analytical Chemists) Quality Assurance measures apply to the laboratory analytical work overall, which includes; identifying the person having the overall responsibility for quality having laboratory equipment cali