regular audits

What are Common Findings in Audits?

Common findings in histology audits may include:
Non-compliance with standard operating procedures (SOPs)
Inadequate documentation
Poor sample labeling and tracking
Issues with reagent quality and storage
Deficiencies in equipment maintenance and calibration

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