CLIA

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CLIA

Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendments of 1988 Congressional legislation that promulgated quality assurance practices in clinical labs, and required them to measure performance at each step of the testing process from the beginning to the end-point of a response to a test result. See HCFA, POLs, Waived tests.

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authorized person bioanalytical laboratory collecting station drawing station highly complex test home test laboratory level 1 test number waived test			Retooling standards In February, CMS reported it was working with the CDC to review and modernize the proficiency testing (PT) regulations in CLIA subparts H and I. What's 'hot' at the CDC? by Rogoski, Richard R. / Medical Laboratory Observer ASHI received deeming authority as an accrediting organization for clinical laboratories under the Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendments of 1988 (CLIA) for the CLIA specialty of Histocompatibility and the subspecialty ABO/Rh. ASHI granted deeming authority as accrediting organization for ... by Transplant News According to a FDA official, POCT manufacturers are increasingly interested in CLIA (Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendments) wavers, as approximately 60% of labs that are CLIA certified are waived labs. Clinical by Instrument Business Outlook			cleidotomy Cleiodiscus clemastine clemastine fumarate clematis Clematis virginiana Clemmys clenbuterol Clenched Fist Injury Clenched Fist Sign Clenched Fist Syndrome clenches clenching clenoliximab Cleocin cleoid Cleome serrulata Cleopatra cleptomania clergyman's sore throat clerk Clethra arborea Clethrionomys Cleveland Affair Cleveland Bay CLIA click click-murmur syndrome Click-Stream clicking Clidemia hirta clidinium clidinium bromide client client interview client satisfaction client satisfaction: access to care resources client satisfaction: caring client satisfaction: case management client satisfaction: communication client satisfaction: continuity of care client satisfaction: cultural needs fulfillment client satisfaction: functional assistance client satisfaction: pain management client satisfaction: physical care client satisfaction: physical environment client satisfaction: protection of rights client satisfaction: psychological care client satisfaction: safety client satisfaction: symptom control client satisfaction: teaching			CLHF CLHFA CLHG CLHI CLHIA CLHIGA CLHIO CLHL CLHLS CLHMS CLHNS CLHO CLHOF CLHP CLHRC CLHRF cLHRH Clhs CLHSA CLHSCO CLHT CLHW CLI CLI CLI CLI/OS CLIA CLIA-88 CLIAC cliachite clianthus clianthus Clianthus formosus Clianthus puniceus Clianthus speciosus clianthuses clianthuses CLIAPEI CLIAS CLIB CLIBA CLIBC CLIBCON Clibinarii Cliburn Cliburn, Van CLIC CLICA CLiCC CLiCC CLICD cliche cliche cliche cliché cliché cliché

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