Laboratory management systems
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This document outlines the key considerations for laboratory management including the objective, types of laboratories, layout, regulations, and standards. It discusses providing controlled conditions for scientific experiments, technical measurements, research, and sample analysis while conforming to good laboratory practices and safety criteria. Major considerations include design, infrastructure, equipment, quality processes, energy needs, and conforming to regulations, practices, and procedures to ensure safety, security, and reliable results.
Laboratory management systems
- 1. • Objective and purpose • Types of Laboratory • Layout infrastructure • Regulation conformance • Good laboratory practices • Safety criteria • Standards/accreditations Laboratory Management System
- 2. • Provide controlled conditions • Scientific experiments • Technical measurements • Research work • Analysis of samples • Standardising methods Objective
- 3. • Industry specific • Research oriented • Regulation authorisation • Analytical quantification • Clinical, medical • In-process control Types of Laboratory
- 4. • Near to the source of raw material • Close vicinity of the consumer • Type of activities, tests performed • Size of equipments, instruments • Statutory norms, regulations • Governmental, ecological Place and Space
- 5. • Commercial or social • Industrial or academic • Catering to a particular set of research • Conducting specific type of experiments • Biomedicinal, pathological • College, university research Requirements
- 6. • Design and layout • Flooring and ceiling • Infrastructure and furniture • Equipments and instruments • Quality and consistency • Responsibility and accountability • Traceability and risk Major considerations
- 7. • Technique and Protocol • Qualitative and quantitative • Energy and electricity • Heating and cooling • Dry and wet area • Utility and service • Exhaust and ventilation • Manuals and work instructions Major Considerations
- 8. • Regulations and practices • Data and records • Safety and security • Health and hygiene • People and procedures • Rules and regulations • Planning and implementation Major Considerations
- 9. • Products and materials are tested for conformity to specifications and the absence of impurities • Containment of potentially harmful biological agents • Diagnostic tests • Scale-up for commercialisation • Yield improvement and waste minimisation Production and supply chain