For testing of moderate complexity,quality control requires:

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Quality control (QC)consists of procedures used to detect errors that result from test system failure,adverse environmental conditions,and variance in operator performance,as well as the monitoring of the accuracy and precision of test performance over time.Accrediting agencies require monitoring and documentation of quality assessment records.CLIA '88 states,"The laboratory must establish and follow written quality control procedures for monitoring and evaluating the quality of the analytical testing process of each method to assure the accuracy and reliability of patient test results and reports." For tests of moderate complexity,traditionally CLIA states that laboratories comply with the more stringent requirements of performing and documenting control procedures using at least two levels of control material each day of testing and following the manufacturer's instructions for quality control.

For Testing of Moderate Complexity,quality Control Requires