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A computer model for professional competence assessment according to ISO 15189.

Claudia Bellini1,2, Francesca Cinci1,2, Carlo Scapellato2, Roberto Guerranti1,2.   

Abstract

Background As defined by ISO 15189 competence is the "demonstrated ability to apply knowledge and skills" thus, its assessment is fundamental for ensuring the quality of the total testing process in order to reduce the risk for the patient. We have developed a functional software for the measurement of professional competences in order to standardize the procedure and to collect all the data in a single platform, avoiding redundancy and dispersion. Methods Our model objectively assesses the skills, as they become measurable and comparable with appropriate standards and involves both managers and operators, to increase their active engagement. The assessment concerns everyone, but the standards to be met (numerical values) can vary according to the responsibilities. Several subjective and objective criteria are evaluated: each parameter can contribute in a variable proportion to the total skills measured according to the needs of the organization. Results The data are automatically analyzed and can be easily monitored in real time in the form of indicators, thanks to dashboards. The comparison between the skills required and those measured allows highlighting the gap useful for planning personalized training paths. Conclusions Our tool is reliable and highly adaptable to laboratories about competences to track criteria, standards and monitored indicators. The computerized management is a strategic action as it fulfills the requirements of registration, traceability, communication, data analysis and indicators development, which are the tenets of continuous improvement, and allows planning to be made on the basis of the actual training needs.

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Keywords:  ISO 15189; accreditation; computer model; laboratory competence; medical education; quality assessment; quality indicators

Year:  2020        PMID: 32092038     DOI: 10.1515/cclm-2019-1018

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  Clin Chem Lab Med        ISSN: 1434-6621            Impact factor:   3.694


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Authors:  Brett A Lidbury; Gus Koerbin; Alice M Richardson; Tony Badrick
Journal:  Diagnostics (Basel)       Date:  2021-04-13
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