compliance and reporting

Why is Compliance Important?

Compliance ensures that histology laboratories operate within the legal and ethical boundaries set by regulatory agencies. This is essential for:
Ensuring the accuracy and reliability of test results
Maintaining patient safety
Minimizing legal risks
Enhancing the reputation of the laboratory

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