Check laboratory quality, incidents and the audit chain
Available to
Laboratory quality officers and directors.Quality officers can see how the intelligence layer is behaving without touching a result. They have four screens under Quality and safety, and the review row of the Laboratory dashboard.
Quality and safety
| Screen | What it shows |
|---|---|
| Incidents | Events that need follow-up: a suspected prompt injection, a model output that was rejected, an outage. Each has a severity, an owner and a state. An open incident can be contained and then closed. |
| Model performance | How suggestions were decided: accepted, modified, rejected or deferred, by facility, instrument, use case, sex and age band. A table or a graph. |
| Audit chain | Every event of the layer, in order: a case opened, rules evaluated, a suggestion reviewed, a comment approved or withdrawn. |
| Verify the audit chain | Checks that no entry was changed or removed. |
| Feedback datasets | Groups of reviewed cases offered for a separate, validated process. A director and a privacy officer must both approve one before it can be exported, and it is exported de-identified. Nothing is trained automatically. |
Verify the audit chain
- Open Laboratory → Quality and safety → Verify the audit chain.
- A message tells you whether every entry is intact. For example: Every one of the 76 entries is intact.
- If it reports a broken entry, tell your administrator and your quality manager at once. Do not change records.
Good to know
- Open the dashboard review row for the picture at a glance: waiting for a reviewer, rule alerts open, overrides, held back and open incidents.
- A rise in overrides or false alerts is a reason to review the rule set or the model with the laboratory director.
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