COLA laboratory directors, physicians desiring to be a director.
Access requirements information about the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services CLIA regulations and select laboratory accrediting organizations. 15189 Accreditation (A2LA), Proficiency Testing (CAP), a Laboratory Director Training Program (COLA), Other Certification Programs (HFAP) and a Lab Focus Newsletter
Certification," explains how POLs can meet federal standards, by becoming accredited by a nonprofit, private accreditation program, such as COLA or a. CLIA-exempt state agency. ? The fourth chapter, “Waived, PPM, Moderate- and High-Complexity. Testing: How Will I Be Regulated?" details the four levels of regulation
2 Feb 2011 CLIA (Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendments of '88) is the basic set of regulations governing all laboratories that test human specimens (with rare exceptions). COLA enforces a few more requirements than CLIA does, but the differences are relatively minor.
COLA's laboratory accreditation program and become a high performing medical laboratory. This Manual will help you understand how the COLA accreditation process works, familiarize you with the standards and responsibilities a laboratory must meet to ensure compliance, and describe how COLA and its staff of
An excerpt from Dr. Sharon Ehrmeyer's new book, the Poor Lab's Guide to the Regulations. the inspectors can be from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) or state agents that work with CMS for CLIA compliance, the Joint Commission, CAP, COLA or whatever agency accredits your laboratory.
1 Jan 2012 Most laboratory inspections, even for other agencies, are based on these regulations. Although the CLIA surveyors (also known as “State" inspectors) and COLA surveyors usually notify laboratories up to two weeks in advance of an inspection, they have the authority to enter and inspect the laboratory at

5 Oct 2015 COLA is the premier clinical laboratory accreditation, education and consultation organization. Our services enable clinical laboratories and staff to meet CLIA and other regulatory requirements, provide the best possible patient care, and act in accordance with Quality Systems.

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