What does 4.07 require?

Remote oversight of GY and B laboratories is made real in four ways: a virtual supervision meeting at least once a month, long enough to cover safety, quality and operational performance; a yearly site review by suitably skilled and qualified staff delegated by the designated person; onsite managers who are part of the network's management line; and, outside point of care B sites, onsite managers who each year put in at least two full-time-equivalent days of supervised training or professional development somewhere other than their own laboratory, routine shifts elsewhere not counting.

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Other controls in Standard 4: Pathology laboratory supervision – Australia National Pathology Standards (First Edition 2027)

4.01 GX laboratory designated person: a full-time pathologist appointee who supervises only within scope, delegates supervision of tests outside their scope to pathologists with the relevant scope at GX, GY and B laboratories in the network, and may delegate supervision of laboratory operations and the preanalytical and analytical phases to scientists and clinical scientists with an appropriate scope
4.02 GX laboratory pathologist and clinical scientist supervision: at least one full-time equivalent pathologist with the relevant scope who is onsite in a laboratory 80 percent of the time and readily available with delegated supervision for each test, a risk assessment of complex tests to decide whether adding a clinical scientist would improve quality, at least one clinical scientist with delegated responsibility for the analytical phase of each tissue typing, complex toxicology and complex genomics test, and a process to set the clinical scientist's full-time equivalency
4.03 GY and B laboratories are associated with the GX laboratory in the same pathology network, and the GX designated person holds responsibility for their clinical governance
4.04 GY and B laboratories operate under the network supervision framework the designated person developed, with onsite supervising pathologists of appropriate scope providing supervision where possible and network pathologists covering supervisory gaps
4.05 GY and B laboratories: undertake a documented, ongoing risk assessment of the adequacy of onsite supervision covering test volume, complexity and acuity, workforce composition and capability, error and incident data and feedback and complaints, and implement onsite supervision commensurate with the risk where patient safety, quality or service integrity may be compromised
4.06 GX, GY and B clinical governance: run a common clinical governance system across GX, GY and B laboratories
4.08 S laboratory: perform a limited range of tests for a target population related to the designated person's qualifications, skills and scope, apply for GX status if wider testing is planned, and have a designated person who is a specialist medical practitioner (not a pathologist) able to supervise SB laboratories in the network when onsite supervision is unavailable and to delegate operations and preanalytical and analytical phases to scientists and clinical scientists with appropriate scope
4.09 Complex genomic testing in S laboratories: where an S laboratory performs complex genomic testing, both a genetic pathologist and a clinical scientist with relevant scope supervise comprehensive genome, exome and large panel sequencing, non-invasive prenatal testing, embryo genomic profiling and cytogenetics

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