Clinical Laboratory (LAB) Training

Identity, Condition and the Record

What a trial laboratory owns, following a sample in the order it moves: receipt and identity verification, processing to the laboratory manual, stability windows and the clock that starts at collection, aliquoting and chain of custody, storage and temperature excursions, freeze-thaw, shipping and the cold chain, dangerous goods and documentation, recognizing and escalating deviations, and inspection readiness. It assumes you already handle samples correctly, and teaches what changes when every sample must also be traceable to one participant and one time point.

30 lessons, about 54 minutes. Free, in your language.

Foundations for the Trial Laboratory

Sample Receipt and Identity

Processing to the Laboratory Manual

Stability, Timing and the Clock

Aliquoting, Labeling and Chain of Custody

Storage, Freezers and Excursions

Shipping and the Cold Chain

Dangerous Goods and Documentation

Recognizing and Escalating Deviations

Inspection Readiness for the Laboratory