Accreditation was created to protect public interest, safety, and trust. It was never meant to…
Risk Management: A Myth Created by ISO Standards, Sustained by Paper Compliance.
Risk management is presented as the central pillar of almost every ISO-series Quality Management System…
Do ISO Technical Committee Members Truly Possess Adequate Hands-On Experience in Implementing the Standards They Develop?
ISO standards are presented as global best practices—neutral, technical, and practical frameworks meant to improve…
Accreditation for Sale: How Privatized Boards Are Destroying Trust in Quality.
1. The Beginning of a Dangerous Shift Accreditation was originally designed to ensure public trust,…
The Unchecked Exploitation of Ayurveda Medicine: A Growing Concern.
Ayurveda, one of the world’s oldest holistic healing systems, has gained immense popularity in recent…
A comprehensive deficiency analysis of ISO/IEC 17025:2017 : Advocating for complete withdrawal & rewriting.
ISO/IEC 17025:2017 is the cornerstone for ensuring the competence of testing and calibration laboratories worldwide….
The Dangers of Healthcare Quality Accreditation by Profit-Making Private Accreditation Boards &ISQua Silence: A Threat to Patient Care.
In the healthcare industry, quality accreditation serves as a benchmark for safety, efficiency, and overall…
Co-Branding Catastrophe: The IAF-ILAC Co-Branding Disaster That Could Undermine Global Standards.
Introduction The International Accreditation Forum (IAF) and the International Laboratory Accreditation Cooperation (ILAC) are cornerstone…
Uncovering Root Causes: A Step-by-Step Guide to Investigating EQAS Failures with a Bilirubin Case Study.
External Quality Assessment Scheme (EQAS) failures can be challenging for laboratories, necessitating thorough investigation to…
Integrated Diagnostics: How Microbiology and Hematology Correlation Enhances Infectious Disease Management.
The diagnostic landscape of infectious diseases relies heavily on the synergy between microbiology and hematology….