Quality Control of Point-of-Care Testing

Insights for Enhanced Patient Care and Diagnosis

Point-of-Care Testing is Transforming Patient Care—But Quality Control Remains Critical Point-of-care testing (POCT) brings laboratory diagnostics directly to the patient's bedside, enabling immediate clinical decisions. However, with over 50 different test types now available—from glucose monitoring to cardiac biomarkers—ensuring consistent quality has become increasingly complex. This webinar addresses the critical challenge facing healthcare professionals: how to maintain the same rigorous quality standards for POCT as traditional laboratory testing while maximizing the benefits of rapid, decentralized diagnostics. Whether you work in emergency medicine, primary care, hospital administration, or laboratory management, understanding POCT quality control is essential for patient safety and regulatory compliance.

This expert-led webinar will equip you with practical knowledge across four key areas:

Define and Understand POCT.

Identify Quality Control Challenges.

Recognize Sources of Laboratory Error.

Adopt Risk Management Approaches.

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