Lab Incident Reporting 

Simple and effective work flow of AmpleLogic Incident Reporting Software

Easy Access

• The AmpleLogic Low Code-based LIR (Lab Incident Reporting) system is accessible from any computer connected to the department’s intranet
• Incidents can be reported anonymously and in the language of your choice

Work Flow

• The LIR ‘reviewer,’ who might be a primary investigator (PI), a lab manager, or anybody else who can appraise reports, is notified of incoming reports through email and alerts.
• The reviewer categorizes the risks (from low to high), allocates duties, and starts the necessary steps, then chooses who is in charge of implementation.
• In a regular quality assurance conference, all events that have been reported are examined and discussed. Additional expert members may be invited to join the conversation if the reported incident warrants it.
• Events that are deemed urgent are addressed right away after the concerned members have decided on particular preventive actions, responsibilities, and a plan of action.

Easy Communication

• Appropriate preventative measures are disseminated to all department members.
• These communications are open to everyone and are permanently stored in the LIR system.
• Unless the incident report contains the information of the reporting individual and permission to disclose his or her identity, errors and incidents are reported anonymously.

AmpleLogic Lab Incident Software will also comply with Electronic Record Standards defined by TGA, CDSCO, HEALTH CANADA, MCC, ANVISA, EMEA, SFDA, NAFDAC, MEDSAFE, MHLW, MCAZ, SWISSMEDIC, KFDA and MoH.

A few instances of incidents reported through our LIR include lab accidents, incorrect labeling of solutions and chemicals, animal mix-ups, and data loss due to instrument write failures.

Please contact us if you’d like to learn more about how AmpleLogic Lab Incident Reporting may benefit your company