Episode 15: Lab statistical quality control reduce risk and healthcare cost

<p>Zoe Brooks is a dreamer, disruptor, educator, visionary and entrepreneur who has dedicated her life to the development of a better process to manage laboratory quality and thus reduce healthcare costs. If you want to REALLY understand something – teach! She credits her ten years teaching “Clinical Lab Data Interpretation” at UMDNJ/Rutgers with her deep insight into problems and solutions. Zoe loves to create Excel “Q-See Simulators” that allow you to model the impact of your decisions on patient risk. Stop memorizing statistics; understand how your QC design decisions impact patients!</p><p>Zoe spoke about a Quality Control (QC) process that focuses on Risk management. This process will reduce risk to patients by preventing reporting incorrect results that do not meet the requirement for intended medical use. This QC process will also report the cost and number of errors. By reducing error and cost this process contributes to enormous cost saving to the laboratory and healthcare.</p><p>Listen to the full episode to find out the details about the use and benefits of the new QC system including helping with staffing shortage.</p><p>This QC system is open for trials in your lab running alongside your regular QC system to compare, and publish results.</p><p>Please contact Zoe Brooks at <strong>zoe@awesome-numbers.org</strong> if you want to be a site for this system.  Visit the website at <strong>awesome-numbers.com<br></strong><br></p><p><br></p><p><br></p><p>You can also catch Lona Gordon Small on LinkedIn and lonasmall.com</p><p><strong>Call to Action<br></strong>We would love to feature YOU!!!<strong> </strong>Share your favorite takeaway from today's episode or anyone from this season: <a href="https://lnkj.in/p/directimpact">Video Review</a><br> <br> <strong>Be an eLABorate Supporter!</strong> </p><p>1.     Listen on <a href="https://directimpactbroadcasting.com/">directimpactbroadcasting.com</a>, Spotify, Apple Podcast, or your favorite podcast platform</p><p>2.     Don’t forget to subscribe to the