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Manjula Singh¹, Kamal Kishore Chopra², Zeeshan Sidiq²

¹Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) HQ, New Delhi, India.

The Indian journal of tuberculosis

|December 8, 2025

概括

在结核病诊断实验室实施质量管理系统 (QMS) 显著提高了患者的护理和诊断准确性. 这通过改善实验室性能和结核病例发现来加强整体公共卫生系统.

科学领域:

公共卫生公共卫生
实验室医学实验室医学
质量管理质量管理.

背景情况:

质量管理系统 (QMS) 对于准确的患者诊断和管理至关重要.
较弱的QMS可能导致误诊,不适当的治疗和延迟的结果,从而对患者的护理产生负面影响.
质量管理系统加强卫生系统,在公共卫生计划的质量,成本效益和可持续性方面提供长期利益.

研究的目的:

评估在结核病诊断实验室实施质量管理系统 (QMS) 的影响.
在国家结核病消除计划 (NTEP) 中评估QMS在改善实验室性能和患者护理方面的有效性.

主要方法:

由ICMR,CTD,NTEP和SHARE INDIA在四个结核病诊断实验室推出了一项试点质量管理系统 (QMS).
基线评估使用标准检查清单确定了差距,随后进行了能力建设和支持性监督.
终端评估评估了实施质量管理系统干预措施后的绩效改进.

主要成果:

实施质量管理系统导致患者管理和护理服务质量的提高.
质量管理系统加强了结核病 (TB) 病例发现,文档和整体实验室性能.
所有参与实验室在最终评估中都获得了优异的绩效评级.

结论:

基于质量系统的基本要素和QMS的持续质量改进提高了实验室服务的准确性和可靠性.
有效的QMS实施对于改善结核病诊断中的总体患者管理至关重要.
质量管理系统是加强实验室服务和公共卫生计划的有效机制.

关键词:

持续的质量改进持续的质量改进.质量管理系统质量管理系统质量体系的基本要素质量体系的基本要素结核病的诊断结核病的诊断结核病是一种疾病.

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