Standardization of diagnostic testing for chronic diseases

• Inaccurate diagnostic tests can cause problems such as loss of treatment opportunities, increased national medical costs, and reduced reliability of national statistical indicators.
• Establishment and operation of a standardization system to improve the accuracy of major diagnostic tests for chronic diseases Diabetes (glycated hemoglobin, glucose), kidney disease (creatinine), dyslipidemia (total cholesterol, triglycerides, HDL [high-density lipoprotein] & LDL [low-density lipoprotein] cholesterol)

▲Operation of a national reference laboratory, ▲production of diagnostic test reference materials, and ▲implementation of diagnostic test standardization projects for the standardization of diagnostic tests.

• (Operation of a national reference laboratory) Operation of a national reference laboratory for laboratory medicine that meets international standardization requirements, including establishing standard testing methods for diagnostic test items and obtaining international certificati
• (Production of diagnostic test reference materials) Establishment of a system for producing the reference materials needed for the diagnostic test standardization project Consignment production through a diagnostic testing institution capable of large-scale blood supply and verification of reference materials
• (Diagnostic test standardization project)