Phase | Detailed Rules of Evaluation Index | Grade Weights and Within area | Percentages of Total | Evaluation Mode | |
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1 | Preanalytical | • Familiarity with the clinical significance | 10% | 40% | Oral test |
• Factors influencing the test procedure | 10% | Oral test | |||
• Principle of test indicator | 10% | Paper test | |||
• Parameter setting according to the instructions of the kit | 10% | Observation | |||
2 | Analytical | • Check accommodation and environmental conditions, assess laboratory equipment | 5% | 40% | Observation |
• Use of internal quality control rules | 5% | Oral test | |||
• Sample determination | 10% | Oral test | |||
• Sample and reagent addition using the pipettes and micro-pipettors | 10% | Observation | |||
• Records to be legible | 5% | Observation | |||
• Instrument maintenance | 5% | Observation | |||
3 | Postanalytical | • Results reporting | 5% | 20% | Paper test |
• Results analysis and judgement: evaluate them in conformity with clinical information available regarding patient | 10% | Paper test | |||
• Communication with doctors | 5% | Oral test |