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2nd. International Congress for acreditation in the
health sector
For: Medical Laboratories, Blood Bank, Hematopoietic stem cell banks, Radiology and Imaging
entidad mexicanade acreditación a.c.
August 24th and 25th 2017 Place: World Trade Center Mexico CityMontecito 38, Nápoles, Benito Juárez,C.P. 03810
The main idea of this Event is to show ISO 15189 to support your technical competence and confidence
entidad mexicana de acreditación, a.c. with accredited community support have been developed a forum to share experience and generate synergy between the medical and chemical guild. ¡Take part of it!
We will have international speakers.
Be part of this experience and participate
as EXPOSITOR
Participation in Accreditation Expo$ 40,000.00 MXN
• Presence with stand throughout the day• Image throughout the event
• Meal for 2 people for stand attendance• Registration of one person all-inclusive during the day
Price plus VATSponsorship registration deadline:
July 21, 2017
For more information for Expositor:
08:00h a 09:00h09:00h a 10:00h10:00h a 10:45h10:45h a 11:30h11:30h a 12:00h
12:00h a 12:50h13:00h a 13:50h14:00h a 15:50h16:00h a 16:50h17:00h a 18:50h19:00h a 20:00h
RegisterWelcome and Opening Ceremony Commercial Expo Opening and VisitAccreditation in Health Sector in the International Stage Roll and compromise from personal in Health system to the excellence in patient serviceCommercial Expo and visitLunchSimultaneous Session Commercial Expo and visit Simultaneous SessionCocktail
Day 1: 24th August, 2017
General Programme
Program Subject to changes
Telephone: +52 (722) 2 11 86 83e-mail: [email protected]
Schedule 14:00h to 15:50h
Simultaneous Sessions Day 1: August 24th, 2017
Session 1ACCREDITATIONAccreditation as a competitive advantage of the Point of Care Testing (POCT)
Session 2RADIOLOGY AND IMAGINGRelationship between mandatory standards an ISO 15189 in radiology and imaging laboratories
• Immediate Results for Decision Making
• Compliance and monitoring of mandatory standards.
• Evolution of Point of Care Testing (POCT) in the attention point.
• Current overview of mobile sites.
• Accreditation, taking medical relevance, in Point of Care Testing (POCT)
• Competitive advantages of accreditation supporting compliance with standards.
Session 3 MEDICALPersonal: Strength or weakness in your medical laboratory.
Session 4BLOOD BANKSAccreditation: Synonym of confidence and technical competence in blood banks
Session 5 HEMATOPOIETIC STEM CELL BANKS
•The importance of human resource for the organization success.
• The most common incidences found in Blood Banks.
• Meeting points: Evaluation criteria for Hematopoietic stem cell banks.
•Key elements in the job description of the technical staff.
• Good practice in hemovigilance as a key factor for achieve accreditation.
• Evaluation criteria in the world.
• Staff participation in the maintenance and improvement of medical laboratory process.
• External control in support of quality.
Session 6SUPPLIERSAccredited Proficiency Testing Providers in Latin America
• Programs of external evaluation of the Quality in the past and a challenge in the present in: Mexico, Brazil and Colombia.
• External quality assessment programs in support of quality assurance in your Laboratory and blood bank.
• The importance of the Pathologist in the External Quality Assessment Programs.
17:00h to 18:50h
Day 1 Simultaneous Sessions Programme
Session 1ACCREDITATION• Medical laboratory process indicators: The views of three experts
Session 2RADIOLOGY AND IMAGINGEffective preventive measures as a result of risk management in Radiology and Imaging
• General Principles for Risk Management.
• Proactive Management Vs. Reactive Management.
Session 3 MEDICALImplementation of corrective actions
Session 4BLOOD BANKSAccreditation as guarantee in the operation of the Blood Banks
Session 5 HEMATOPOIETIC STEM CELL BANKSExperience in Mexico about Accreditation of Hematopoietic Stem Cell Banks.
• Statistical Tools for Root Cause Identification.
• Safety in the extraction of blood.
• Experience from a private sector point of view.
• Corrective actions in internal quality control.
• Compliance with national and international standards.
• Experience from a public-sector point of view.
• Efficiency for decision making of the corrective action.
• Assurance of the quality of the blood components.
• Experience from a University point of view.
Session 6SUPPLIERSLooking ahead: New accreditation schemes in the pharmaceutical sector
• Accreditation benefits, challenges and solutions in the pharmaceutical sector.
• Accreditation experience at the pharmaceutical sector.
08:00h a 09:00h09:00h a 10:00h10:00h a 11:00h11:00h a 12:00h12:00h a 12:50h13:00h a 13:50h14:00h a 15:50h16:00h a 16:50h17:00h a 18:50h19:00h a 20:00h
RegisterStandarization in the Health SectorOne of the quality guaranties: External Quality ControlImportance of Quality Controls from third opinionCommercial Expo and visit LunchSimultaneous SessionsCommercial Expo and visit Simultaneous SessionsFarewell reception
Day 2: August 25th, 2017
General Programme
Program Subject to changes
Schedule 14:00h to 15:50h
Simultaneous Sessions ProgramDay 2: August 25th , 2017
Session 1ACCREDITATIONStandardization of the processes as support in the medical diagnosis
Session 3MEDICALQuality control: Cost, Investment and value added
Session 4BLOOD BANKSTangible benefits of accreditation
Session 5HEMATOPOIETIC STEM CELL BANKS
Session 2RADIOLOGY AND IMAGINGRecords of poor quality in the practice of Radiology
• Standardization of critical tests in accredited laboratories: Glycosylated hemoglobin.
• Costs of non-quality.
• Strategic indicators: Blood Bank inside of the Mexican Republic.
• The Future of Hematopoietic Stem Cell Banks.
• Main adverse events.
• Supporting documents for the proper preparation of an examination procedure.
• Tools that add value to patients and medical.
• Strategic Indicators: Public Blood Bank.
• The Road to the Legislation of Hematopoietic Stem Cell Banks in the World.
• Economic impact of non-quality.
• Traceability of operational processes through technical registers.
• The before and after accreditation in a medical laboratory.
• Strategic Indicators: Private Blood Bank.
• Accreditation in support of quality.
17:00h to 18:50h
Day 2 Simultaneous Sessions Programme
Session 1ACCREDITATIONThe evaluation of requirement 5.10 “Information Management” in the different countries
Session 2RADIOLOGY AND IMAGINGAdvantages of accreditation in the area of Radiology and Imaging
• Laws of protection of the confidentiality in the different countries.
• Round table: experiences of accredited laboratories.
• Computer applications for remote examination of test results.
• ISO 27001: 2013 standard for information security validation.
Session 3 MEDICALThe relevant component of quality function
Session 4BLOOD BANKSState Centers for Blood Transfusion toward accreditation .
Session 5 HEMATOPOIETIC STEM CELL BANKS
• External quality assessment programs.
• Benefits of accreditation as a State Reference Center.
• Impact of accreditation on Cell Stem Hematopoietic Banks .
• Total quality control.
• Meeting points: Differences of accreditation for a State Center and a Hospital.
• Nonconformities Trends in Stem Cell Banks.
• Database of biological variation structure and criteria.
• Staff involved, guarantee of success towards accreditation.
• Before and after of accreditation.
FeeNote: Fees + Tax (16%) per person
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Launching rateFrom September 15th 2016 to February 28th
2017
$123.03 USD
Early bird rateFrom March 1st to
April 28th 2017
$137.80 USD
Regular rateFrom April 29th to
August 18th 2017
$157.48 USD
On site rateFrom August 19th to
25th 2017
$177.17 USD
Gabriela [email protected]
+52 (55) 9148-4309
Mireya Garcí[email protected]
Tel. +52 (55) 5047 4909
For more informationTelephone: +52 (722) 2 11 86 83e-mail: [email protected]
Includes entrance to plenary and 4 simultaneous sessions
Payment information
Bank transfer in USDName of the Bank: BBVA BANCOMER S.A.BBVA BANK MEXICO SWIFT code: BCMRMXMMPYMName of the Branch: EMPRESARIAL FÉLIX CUEVAS No. 1817Branch’s address: Félix Cuevas No. 206. Col. del Valle CP. 03100 México D.F.Account number: 01218000181274872-6Payee’s Name (Account holder’s Name): Entidad Mexicana de Acreditación A.C.Payee’s Address (Account holder’s Address): Mariano Escobedo No. 564 Col. Anzures CP. 11590 México D.F. More information: [email protected]