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What Are the Key Components of Proficiency Testing?

1. Sample Distribution: High-quality, representative samples are sent to participating laboratories.
2. Analysis and Reporting: Laboratories process and analyze the samples, then submit their results to the PT provider.
3. Evaluation: The PT provider assesses the results against predetermined criteria or consensus from multiple labs.
4. Feedback: Laboratories receive feedback on their performance, highlighting any discrepancies and providing guidance for improvement.

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