Audits in toxicology typically cover: - Documentation: Reviewing standard operating procedures (SOPs), protocols, and records to ensure they are comprehensive and up-to-date. - Facility and Equipment: Inspecting laboratory infrastructure and equipment to confirm they are well-maintained and calibrated. - Personnel: Assessing the qualifications, training, and performance of laboratory staff. - Data Management: Evaluating data collection, storage, and retrieval systems for accuracy and security. - Quality Assurance: Ensuring that quality control measures are in place and effective.
