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Mexican accreditation entity, ac, with support from accredited community
has developed a forum to share experiences and create synergies between
the medical, chemical and clinical guild.
First event held in America of this magnitude to publicize the ISO 15189
standard that applies to clinical laboratories, blood banks and
Hematopoietic Progenitor Cells to support their technical competence and
reliability.
Will have international speakers from Australia, Canada, Spain,
among others.
PROGRAM
DAY 1
Thursday
13 August
2015
TIME
08:00h a 09:00h
09:30h a 10:30h
10:30h a 11:15h
11:15h a 12:00h
12:00h a 13:15h
13:15h a 14:15h
ACTIVITY
Register
Welcome and opening
Inauguration of the Expo and visit
The Future of Health Care System in Mexico by
Dr. Roberto Tapia-Conyer, General Director Carlos Slim
Foundation
The role played by the ISO 15189 in Australia and
Canada
Mr. Andrew Griffin (NATA, Australia)
Mrs. Linda Crawford (QMP-LS, Canada)
Ms. Analía Purita (ISO TC 212, Argentina)
Accreditation ISO 15189 Achievements, the Quality of
Services in Europe
Dra. Isabel de la Villa (ENAC, Spain)
14:15h a 15:30h
15:00h a 15:45h
Lunch and visit to Expo
Westgard rules plus Six Sigma, Equal to Best
Methods, Better Quality Control
15:30h a 16:50h
17:00h a 18:30h
19:00h a 20:00h
Simultaneous sessions
Simultaneous sessions
Cocktail
August 13
Simultaneous session
Schedule
Time 15:30h to 16:50h
Simultaneous session
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Simultaneous session
Accreditation and
Standardization role
in Banks Blood and Cells
progenitor hematopoietic
Patient and staff safety
through management
risk
Competitiveness
through
accreditation
Myths and Realities
about Accreditation
in the world
Hematopoietic
progenitor Cell Banks,
international tendencies
Implementation of the
Regulations in blood banks in
Mexico
COFEPRIS
Risk management methodology and
case studies in a clinical laboratory and
blood bank
Bact. Maribel Espinosa Pulido,
Manager, Specialized Consulting and
Analytical Quality Management, GECA
Competitiveness against harsh
environments
QFB. María Eugenia Acevedo
Márquez, General Director
Medical Services International,
Myths and realities of
accreditation in Mexico
M.S. Maribel López Martínez
Executive Director
entidad mexicana de
acreditación, a.c.
How a bank of Hematopoietic
Progenitor Cells is credited?
Mr. Andrew Griffin
Deputy Sector Manager
NATA
Experience of accreditation in
Latin America
QFB. Guillermo Escamilla, Chief
Blood Bank Laboratory, National
Institute of Pediatrics
Importance of patient safety Dr.
Magdalena Delgado Bernal
Director of Patient Safety,
Directorate General of Quality and
Health Education
Competitive advantages of an
accredited laboratory
Q. Clara Corona de Lau, General
Director
Biomédica de Referencia
Accreditation, a reality in
Europe
Dra. Isabel de la Villa,
Accreditation Body of Spain,
ENAC
International accreditation models of
hematopoietic progenitor cells
Dra. Clara Gorodezky
Chief of the Department of Immunology
and Immunogenetics
Institute of Diagnosis and
Epidemiological Reference(InDRE)
Implementation of the regulations
on Hematopoietic Progenitor
Cells
QBP. Isaura Flores Sánchez,
Mexican Social Security Institute,
Central Blood Bank XXI Century
Risks identified in Blood Banks
Dra. Ana Luisa Gonzalez D'Artote, Blood
Bank National Medical Center XXI
Century
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Coordinator
QFB. Ma Santamaria del Carmen
Hernández, Blood Safety and
Accreditation Specialist, Licon
laboratorios
Coordinator
M.S. Sandra Quintana Ponce, Authorized
Representative
BioClin Laboratorio
Coordinator
Lic. Daniel Tovar Nieto
General Director
LANS Laboratorios de
Referencia
Coordinator
QFB. Mario García Sánchez
General Director
Grupo Diagnóstico Médico
PROA
Coordinator
Dra. Bárbara Novelo Garza, Holder
Blood Banks IMSS
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D
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August 13
Simultaneous session
Schedule
Time 17:00h to 18:30h
Simultaneous session
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ISO 15189 implementation, an approach
based on
blood bank processes
ISO 15189
improving equipment’s useful life
Use of administrative tools for
good
clinical management
ISO 15189: 2007 and
ISO 15189: 2012 comparative
advantages
Hematopoietic
progenitor Cell Banks in
Mexico
Experience in the implementation of ISO
15189: 2012 on a private blood bank
Mr. Héctor Alfonso Farré Montaño
Quality manager
Proquimed of León
Selection and maintenance of
laboratory equipment
Bact. Maribel Espinosa Pulido
Manager, specializing in
Management Consulting and
Analytical Quality, GECA
A laboratory process approach
M. S. Emma Lara Rodríguez
Authorized Representative
Biomédica de Referencia
Experience in the review
process within the ISO / TC 212
Technical Committee
Dra. Analía Purita
Representative and member of
ISO/TC 212
Legislation in Mexico
Dr. Angel Guerra Márquez
President of
Mexican Association of
Transfusion Medicine,
AMMTAC
Experience in the implementation of ISO
15189: 2012 on a public blood bank
QFB. Guillermo Escamilla, Chief of the
Laboratory Blood Bank
National Institute of Pediatrics
Problems faced by a laboratory in
accreditation process
Bact. Marcela Martínez Palacios,
Quality Assurance Coordinator
Biomédica de Referencia
Case: Medical Diagnostic Group
PROA
Ing. Ángela Gudiño Ramírez
Authorized Representative
Medical Diagnostic Group PROA
Correlation between the
second and third edition of ISO
15189
Dr. Gabriel Migliarino,
Director of
G Migliarino Consultores
The necessity of accreditation
in Mexico
Dra. Bárbara Novelo Garza,
Holder Blood Banks IMSS
Accreditation as a tool for patient safety
Dr. Héctor Alfredo Baptista González
Chief of the Blood Bank Médica Sur
Calificación de equipos
Bact. Ana Lucia Aguirre Mejía
Directora Técnica
Quality System Consulting S.A.
de C.V.
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Coordinator
QFB. Leticia Contreras Trujano
Vice President and Business Relations
Instituto Licon
Coordinador
QBP. Víctor Baltazar Escobar
Representative of the Clinical
Laboratory Evaluation Committee.
Coordinador
M.A.E. Ignacio Reyes Ramírez
Authorized Representative
Laboratorio Clínico Profesional
Reforma
Coordinator
QFB. Patricia Gutiérrez
Mendoza
Authorized Representative
Asesores Especializados en
Laboratorios
Coordinator
Bioq. Sebastián Oknaian
Quality Coordinator.
Regional Hemoterapy Center
of Garrahan Hospital
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PROGRAM
DAY 2
TIME
08:00h a 09:00h
ACTIVITY
Register
09:00h a 10:00h
Impact of Accreditation on the competence of Clinical
Laboratories and Blood Bannk
Mrs. Maribel Lopez (ema)
Dr. Héctor Alfredo Baptista González (Médica Sur)
QFB. Mario García Sánchez (Grupo Diagnóstico Médico
PROA)
Q. Clara Corona de Lau (Biomédica de Referencia)
Mr. Daniel Tovar Nieto (LANS Laboratorios de Referencia)
Dra. Diana Calva (Salud Digna para Todos)
10:00h a 10:45h
Importance of Quality in Health Services in Mexico
Dr. Sebastián García Saiso
General Director of Quality and Health Education
Bioethics as Rector Element in Health Services
Dr. Juan Canella (Universidad de la Matanza)
Friday 14
August
2015
10:45h a 11:30h
11:30h a 12:30h
12:30h a 13:30h
Break and visit to Expo
Westgard rules plus Six Sigma, equals better methods,
better quality control
Dr. Gabriel Migliarino (Migliarino Consultores)
13:30h a 14:30h
Quality, Reliability and Technical Competence in the
Clinical Laboratory and Blood Bank
Dra. Ana Luisa D’Artote González (National Medical Center
XXI Century)
Dr. Xavier Fuentes Arderiu (Independent consultor)
Lunch
Simultaneous sessions
Simultaneous sessions
Resume and Closing Event
14:30h a 15:30h
15:30h a 16:50h
17:00h a 18:30h
19:00h a 21:00h
August 14
Simultaneous session
Schedule
Time 15:30h to 16:50h
Simultaneous session
Simultaneous session
Simultaneous session
Simultaneous session
Simultaneous session
The importance of
ethical conduct in application of
standards in a clinical laboratory and
blood bank
Accreditation in improving
technical competence of the
professional and
health impact
Investment in quality
Versus costs of no investment in
quality
Importance of medical
decisions based on the result
of the clinical laboratory
Accreditation benefits,
challenges
and solutions in a
blood bank
The ethical and moral standards at work
Bact. Maribel Espinosa Pulido
Manager, specializing in Management
Consulting and Analytical Quality, GECA
Personnel management criteria of
the ISO 15189
Dr. Gabriel Migliarino
Director of G Migliarino
Consultores
The importance of investing in
quality actions
QFB. Maria Delia Barraza
Sámano, General Director of
Análisis DBS y Asociados S.C.
Practice of medicine
evidence-based
Lt.Col. M.S. Manuel Canseco
Álvarez, Chief of Plans Section
Directorate General of Health
Secretariat of National Defense
Accreditation process and
current situation in Australia
Mr. Andrew Griffin Deputy
Sector Manager Accreditation
Body of Australia
ISO 15189 blood bank hand in hand with
NOM-253-SSA1-2012
Dra. María Georgina Zapata Menchaca,
Responsible for Teaching and Quality
Autonomous University of the State of
Hidalgo
Case study: LANS Laboratorios
de Referencia
Lic. Daniel Tovar Nieto
General Director of LANS
Laboratorios de Referencia
Lack of quality costs
Q. Erik Mendoza
General Director of Calidad,
Salud y Diagnóstico,
Consequences of bad practices
in the laboratory
Dra. Alba Cecilia Garzón
González,
Scientific manager of ACG
LTDA
Experience two continents in
the accreditation process
Coordinator
Bioq. Sebastián Oknaian
Quality Coordinator.
Regional Hemoterapy Center
of Garrahan Hospital
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Calculating the costs of failure in
your laboratory
M.B.A. Hugo Alberto Baez
Medina, Director of Quality
System Consulting
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Coordinator
Q. Gloria del Carmen Álvarez
Valdez, Authorized Representative
Laboratorio Roal
Coordinator
Q.B.P. Beatriz Eugenia Varela
Grajales, Authorized
RepresentativRED DE
LABORATORIOS NACIONALES
Coordinator
Dr. Eduardo Aguirre Langle,
Executive Director, Asesores
Especializados en Laboratorios
Coordinator
Dr. Héctor Alfredo Baptista
González
Chief of Blood Bank of
Médica Sur.
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Coordinator
QFB. Leticia Contreras Trujano
Vice President and Business Relations
Instituto Licon
B
C
D
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August 14
Simultaneous session
Schedule
Time 17:00 to 18:30h
Sesión Simultánea
Sesión Simultánea
Sesión Simultánea
Sesión Simultánea
Sesión Simultánea
Pre-analytical errors
taking, keeping, transport and processing
samples
Ensure reliable results and
opportune for medical decisions
Role of the auditor
in achieving the targets for
requirements compliance
Increase effectiveness
in services provided to
patient
Challenges and prospects in
blood banks accreditation
Quality Assurance results in
blood banks
Dr. Gabriel Migliarino, Director of
G Migliarino Consultores
Internal audit process according
to ISO 15189
Ing. Oscar Álvarez de la Cuadra
Consultor of
Grupo CRASA y Asociados
Improving the efficiency of
business processes through
the ISO 15189
Dra. Alba Cecilia Garzón
González
Scientific manager of
ACG LTDA
How does the challenge of ISO
15189 emerged ant why applies
to blood banks?
Mrs. Linda Crawford
Accreditation Body of Canada
The most common error in Point of Care
Tests
Q. Raúl Nieto Camacho, Faculty of
Chemistry at UNAM
Quality assurance in clinical
laboratory results
Q. Erik Mendoza,
General Director, Calidad, Salud y
Diagnóstico
Nonconformity care in programs
of external quality assessment
Dr. en C. Elías Miranda González
Authorized Representative
Laboratorio Químico Clínico
Azteca
Monitoring the suggestions
and complaints of patients and
clinicians
M. Lilia Navarrete Herrera,
Authorized Representative
Unidad de Laboratorio del
Centro
Visualizing the future of Latin
America with accredited blood
banks
Dr. Angel Guerra Márquez
President of
Mexican Association of
Transfusion Medicine,
AMMTAC
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Coordinator
Dra. Diana Calva, Authorized
Representative
Salud Digna para Todos
Coordinator
QCB. Rosario Salazar Riojas
Authorized Representative
Faculty of Medicine. University
Cancer Center. Hematology
Laboratory
Coordinator
Biol. Saúl Ramos Vera
Responsible of Quality
Management System unified and
applied for Clinical and food
analysis, Bioclínicos Fleming
Coordinator
Ing. Ángela Gudiño Ramírez,
Authorized Representative,
Grupo Diagnóstico Médico
PROA
A
Frequently pre analytical errors and how
to prevent them
Q. Luz Elena Alcántara Gómez,
Operations Manager, Grupo Diagnóstico
Médico PROA
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Coordinator
Ing. Martha Mejía Luna
New Laboratory Projects and
Related Areas Manager, ema
MEETING SPEAKERS
Dr. Gabriel Migliarino (Argentina)
Director of G Migliarino Consultores
Lecture: Westgard rules plus Six Sigma, equals
better methods, better quality control
Dr. Xavier Fuentes Arderiu (Spain)
Independent Consultor
Lecture: Reliable results in the clinical laboratory
Bioq, Juan Caenlla (Argetina)
Professor at Universidad de la Matanza
Lecture: Bioethics as Rector Element in Health
Services
Dr. Alba Cecilia Garzón González (Colombia)
Scientific manager of ACG LTDA,
Lectures:
- Improving the efficiency of operational processes of
ISO 15189, in the Symposium "Raising the efficiency
of business processes through the ISO 15189"
-Consequences bad practices in the laboratory in the
Symposium "Importance of medical decisions based
on the results of a clinical laboratory."
MEETING SPEAKERS
Mr. Andrew Griffin (Australia)
Deputy Sector Manager – Life Sciences (NATA)
Lectures:
• The role played by the ISO 15189 in Australia
• How a bank of Hematopoietic Progenitor Cells is
credited? in the Symposium "Hematopoietic stem
cell banks, international trends"
• Accreditation process and current situation in
Australia, in the Symposium "Accreditation
benefits, challenges and solutions in a blood bank
Dra. Isabel de la Villa (Spain)
Chief of Health ENAC
Lectures:
• Achievement of ISO 15189 in the Quality of
Services in Europe
• Accreditation, a reality in Europe, in the
Symposium "Myths and Realities of
accreditation in the World".
Mrs. Linda Crawford (Canada)
Programs Executive Director
Lectures:
• The role played by of ISO 15189 in Canada
• How did the challenge of ISO 15189 arise
and why applies to Blood Banks?
Dr. Analía Purita (Argentina)
Representative and member of ISO TC 212
Lectures:
- The role played by of ISO 15189
- Experience in the review process within
the ISO / TC 212 Technical Committee
REGISTRATION FEES
Fee
$180 USD
*Taxes included
PAYMENT INFORMATION AND REGISTER
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