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A laboratory inspection occurs every two years. In the years when an on-site inspection does not occur, the laboratory must perform a self- inspection using materials provided by the CAP. The accreditation program is voluntary and helps laboratories achieve the highest standards of excellence in patient care.
CAP stands for College of American Pathologists. This certification is a peer-based inspection process that combines regulatory and educational coaching from the world's most respected pathology organization. Certification helps lab professionals: Reach the highest standard of lab quality.
CIA is the set of federal laws/regulations that almost every lab in the USA must follow. CAP is an accrediting agency that has rules that are stricter than CIA. State regulations (if they exist) are generally somewhere in between.
CAP stands for College of American Pathologists. This certification is a peer-based inspection process that combines regulatory and educational coaching from the world's most respected pathology organization. Certification helps lab professionals: Reach the highest standard of lab quality.
On-site inspections occur every two years using CAP Accreditation Checklists to assess compliance with program requirements.
Know Your Checklists. One of the most important steps in preparing for a CAP inspection is to make sure you are using the correct version of the CAP checklists. Revisit the Past. Organize Stuff and Staff. Remain Calm. Be Present and Accountable.
Phase I deficiencies require a written response indicating corrective action taken. Phase II deficiencies require a written response and supporting documentation demonstrating compliance. The response should explain the purpose of the documentation submitted.
In simple terms, being CIA certified and CAP accredited ensures your test results are meeting and exceeding industry standards for clinical laboratory testing. The College of American Pathologists (CAP) is such an agency. The CAP releases its own requirements building upon CIA '88 regulations.
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