Titlebook: Handbook of Quality Assurance for the Analytical Chemistry Laboratory; James P. Dux Book 1990 Van Nostrand Reinhold 1990 analytical chemis

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Establishing a Quality Assurance Program,unning. This chapter will deal with some tried and proven techniques and guidelines to accomplish this. It will be assumed that the laboratory has little or no quality assurance program to begin with and wishes to establish a rather rigorous program.

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Laboratory Facilities and Quality Assurance,le in the laboratory. It is well recognized today that controlled temperature, good lighting, adequate electrical supply, and a pleasant working environment are necessary in today’s laboratories. Two general principles are involved: the proper environment for optimum operation of equipment and instr

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Computers and Quality Assurance, This has followed the development of low-cost computer hardware, especially the ubiquitous personal computer or PC. For a few thousand dollars the laboratory can now purchase computing power which formerly would have cost hundreds of thousands or millions of dollars.

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Mandated Quality Assurance Programs and Laboratory Accreditation, in previous chapters. Such implementation comes with a price, and it is the function of the laboratory manager to decide the extent of the rigor of the program for his or her laboratory, consistent with the laboratory’s needs and the financial constraints.