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The document discusses guidelines for establishing a safe and effective medical laboratory. It emphasizes that laboratory design should ensure separate pathways for patients and samples to avoid contamination. Safety depends on the laboratory design, supervision, safety protocols and training. It provides recommendations for layout of the different areas of the laboratory including reception, sampling rooms, analysis areas, storage rooms and more. Proper premises, benches, scheduled cleaning and safety equipment are also covered to support quality testing and safety.
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- 1. Description and establishment of medical laboratory Wala Hassan Mustafa MSc. U of G
- 2. 2 When designing a laboratory or organizing workflow, ensure that patients and patient samples do not have common pathways
- 3. 3 Safety is dependent on: laboratory design a responsible supervisor a safety manual and SOPs trained personnel assessment of risks
- 4. 4 is responsible for quality and safety EVERY ONE
- 5. 5 5 Laboratory design • The Laboratory Design Should Include: • reception and registration of patients • sampling rooms • dispatch between different laboratories • analysis of samples • Report delivery, filing • Service rooms
- 7. 7 no unauthorized persons no friends no children no animals Please CLOSE the DOOR Safety during service
- 9. 9 Blood clotting Hematology Biochemistry Wash room Bacteriology Gynaecological samples collection Blood samples collection Common room, stairs to offices Disinfection Patient Reception
- 10. 10 Blood clotting Hematology Biochemistry Wash room Bacteriology Gynaecological samples collection Blood samples collection Common room, stairs to offices Disinfection Sample Reception
- 11. 11 Stock room
- 12. 12 Blood clotting Hematology Biochemistry Wash room Bacteriology Gynaecological samples collection Blood samples collection Common room, stairs to offices Disinfection Waste Reception
- 13. 13 13 Premises • high ceiling with good ventilation walls and ceiling • use washable, glossy paint • easy to clean and disinfect • floor • easy to clean and disinfect
- 14. 14 14 Benchtops • non-porous covering • easy to clean • resistant to chemicals • disinfectants • no Wood, no Steele
- 15. 15 Benches and working space
- 16. 16 16 Scheduled Cleaning • daily • bench tops • floors • weekly • ceiling and walls • other • refrigerators • freezers • storage areas • record date and cleaning staff
- 17. 17 General Safety Equipment shower eye washer PPE waste disposal fire safety