Developing Standerd Structure for Medical Laboratory
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The document discusses strategies for medical laboratory technicians in Sri Lanka to advance their careers. It outlines different categories for diploma holders and graduates based on their qualifications and experience. It also presents methods for technicians to climb the career ladder, including obtaining additional education and training to enhance their skills and specialization. The document calls for developing a national health laboratory policy to standardize techniques, personnel management, equipment, and regulations. It proposes that the future plan will involve establishing a graduate service category and rationalizing experience requirements for promotions.
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Hospital Hospitality and Strategic Management by Ravi Kumudesh
Topic;
How Delight your External and Internal Customers as a Medical Laboratory Managers
Workshop conducted by:
Education, Training and Research Division, Ministry of Health.
Lecture Delivered by:
Mr. Ravi Kumudesh - President, Sri Lanka Society for Medical Laboratory Science
Venue; Medical Research Institute
Date: On September 7, 2015
Audience:
Supervisory Managers for Medical Laboratory Service, Ministry of Health, Sri Lanka.
Highlights:
“ We are the best !”
Why we continue to fool ourselves ...?
“The patient will never care how much you know, until they know how much you care !”
Essential Elements of Laboratory Management
Human resource management
Quality management
Procurement and supplies management
Laboratory equipment management
Laboratory information management
Safety and waste management
Laboratory finance management
Specific Management Skills
Handling conflicts
Motivating employees
Solving problems
Handling information
Growing and developing
Controlling the environment
Organizing and coordinating
Our mission and purpose Should be…
"To cure sometimes,
to relieve often,
to comfort always"
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New words from the covid19 pandemic
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Laboratory quality towards patient centered care
1) The document discusses approaches to improving quality in medical laboratories through total quality management and patient-centered care. It focuses on reducing errors, improving processes, and meeting customer expectations through accreditation.
2) A key aspect is defining customers as both external patients and internal departments, and measuring service quality according to reliability, assurance, tangibles, empathy, and responsiveness. The goal is consistently high quality at a lower cost through patient-centered approaches.
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Total quality management for medical labs ravi kumudesh
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Implementation and Maintain QMS
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Assist to documentation of Quality Objective
Assist to establishment of Quality Objective
Crate awareness of users in the lab
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