IQMH Response to COVID-19

Over the past year, IQMH Centre for Accreditation has been reviewing the processes for the Accreditation Assessor program and some changes have been made in order to ensure our processes are of the highest quality. This article should be read in conjunction with General Policies for Assessors (Politiques générales à l'intention des évaluateurs), available on the IQMH website. 

Version 8 (December 2019) of the IQMH Medical Laboratory Accreditation Requirements was made available mid-December.

Thursday, April 30 to Friday, May 1, 2020

On November 7–8, 2019, IQMH hosted a forum centred  on innovations in cancer diagnostics. It is our belief that live events such as this are a valuable contribution to the sharing of knowledge among laboratory professionals. 

A gathering of diagnostic medicine leaders and professionals who want to elevate themselves, learn, share, network and get excited about diagnostic medicine, an IQMH Forum is never a typical conference. Why? Each event is underpinned with a specific theme and intention to ensure the programme will drive meaningful change and infuse a new outlook on quality. Our aim is to energetically inspire the diagnostic medicine community to overcome barriers and embrace the future. 

Quality management Blueprint for Diagnostic Imaging Leaders
November 14–15, 2019

Cause Analysis with Clarity
November 28–29, 2019

 IQMH will be offering two in-class courses in October:

• Quality Indicators with Purpose for Medical Lab
• Say What You Do: Document Development & Control

A gathering of diagnostic medicine leaders and professionals who want to elevate themselves, learn, share, network and get excited about diagnostic medicine; an IQMH Forum is never a typical conference. Why? Each event is underpinned with a specific theme and intention to ensure the programme will drive meaningful change and infuse a new outlook on quality. Our aim is to energetically inspire the diagnostic medicine community to overcome barriers and embrace the future.