Quality control, turnaround, and corrective actions connected in one workflow. QC runs are captured automatically and validated with the full Westgard multi-rule set on Levey-Jennings charts, turnaround targets are watched per test for breaches, and anything out of range opens an eSigned corrective action, so the laboratory is audit-ready and its results are trustworthy.
A laboratory is only as good as its quality control. Veona Lab Quality Control captures every QC run as it happens, plots it on a Levey-Jennings chart per analyte and level, and validates it against the full Westgard multi-rule set so a true error is rejected and random noise is not. At the same time it watches turnaround against test-specific targets and flags breaches, and when a control fails or a target is missed it opens a corrective action that is worked and eSigned to close. QC, turnaround, and corrective actions stop being three disconnected logs and become one audit-ready record, which is exactly what an inspector, an accreditation body, and an honest result all need.
Every control run is captured automatically against its established mean and standard deviation and plotted on a Levey-Jennings chart per analyte and level. The bench sees the run in context, the trend across days, and where the result falls against the control limits, without anyone keeping a chart by hand.
Each run is evaluated against the full Westgard multi-rule set, 1-2s, 1-3s, 2-2s, R-4s, 4-1s, and 10x, across levels and runs, so a warning is told apart from a rejection and a real shift or trend is caught early. The lab gets a clear accept or reject with the rule that fired, not a single crude limit that either over-flags or misses drift.
Set a turnaround target per test, urgent and routine, and the laboratory watches each requisition against it. A test heading for a breach is surfaced before it is late, and breaches are recorded so the pattern, by test, bench, or shift, is visible rather than anecdotal. Turnaround stops being a complaint and becomes a measured, managed number.
A rejected control or a breached target opens a corrective action that names the problem, the action taken, and the owner. It is worked, reviewed, and eSigned to close, so there is a defensible record that the lab found the issue, fixed it, and verified the fix. That is what turns a quality programme from a binder into something an accreditation body can audit.
Control runs recorded as they happen.
Per analyte and level, with control limits.
1-2s, 1-3s, 2-2s, R-4s, 4-1s, and 10x.
Clear verdict with the rule that fired.
Test-specific, urgent and routine.
Flagged before results are late.
Raised, owned, and worked to close.
A defensible, signed record.
QC, TAT, and CAPA in one place.
Each QC run is recorded and plotted on Levey-Jennings.
Westgard multi-rules accept or reject the run.
Turnaround is watched per test for breaches.
A failure opens a corrective action, eSigned to close.
The full multi-rule set: 1-2s as a warning, 1-3s, 2-2s, R-4s, 4-1s, and 10x, evaluated across levels and runs, so a true error is rejected and ordinary variation is not over-flagged.
You set a turnaround target per test, with separate urgent and routine targets, and the laboratory watches each requisition against it. A test heading for a breach is surfaced early, and breaches are recorded so the pattern by test, bench, and shift is measurable.
Patient results on the affected analyte are held and a corrective action is opened automatically. It records the problem, the action taken, and the owner, and is eSigned to close, leaving an audit-ready trail tied to the run.
Yes. Controls flow in from analyzers through Veona Connect, results sit on the same record Veona Labs releases, sign-off uses Veona e-Sign, and the numbers roll up in Veona Pulse, so quality control, turnaround, and corrective actions are one connected workflow rather than three separate logs.
A walkthrough of Westgard multi-rule QC, turnaround targets, and eSigned corrective actions in one workflow.