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Committee Introduction

The Education Committee is responsible for the overall operation of educational programs of the Laboratory Medicine Foundation. It develops curricula by target audience and topic, and systematically manages education from planning to implementation and evaluation. In addition, by continuously reviewing and improving educational programs based on feedback from trainees and educators, expert consultation, and best practices in education, the committee contributes to strengthening professionalism in laboratory medicine and improving laboratory quality.

Education Program Guide

Accreditation Guide Workshop

This workshop focuses on discipline-specific checklists developed for Outstanding Laboratory Accreditation, analyzes the previous year's inspection results, and provides preparation points and reference information for insufficient items. By introducing and explaining revised requirements, the workshop helps participants from each institution prepare more systematically for accreditation inspection. It also contributes to improving practical competence in laboratory medicine by enhancing understanding of background knowledge related to the requirements.

  • TargetLaboratory physicians, residents, and laboratory technicians at institutions participating in the Outstanding Laboratory Accreditation inspection.
  • FrequencyOnce per year (in-person and VOD).

Outstanding Laboratory Accreditation Inspector Workshop

This education workshop is designed for accreditation inspection team leaders and inspectors to improve the knowledge and practical skills required for accreditation inspection. It is organized around the basic principles and procedures of inspection and the practical content needed to perform inspections, helping participants strengthen inspection competence.

  • TargetLaboratory physicians participating in Outstanding Laboratory Accreditation inspections.
  • FrequencyTwice per year (held at the Korean Society for Laboratory Medicine Spring Symposium and at LMCE & KSLM Annual Meeting).

Resident Workshop

This workshop introduces the laboratory accreditation inspection system implemented by the Laboratory Medicine Foundation and provides education on general matters related to accreditation inspection and content needed for laboratory quality improvement. Through this program, the Foundation seeks to increase residents' understanding of the accreditation inspection system and strengthen their basic competence in laboratory operation and quality management.

  • TargetResidents in laboratory medicine (years 1-4).
  • FrequencyOnce per year (VOD).

Inspection Team Leader Education Program (Online)

This education program is designed to equip participants with the competencies needed to successfully perform the role of inspection team leader. It presents specific considerations for the actual inspection process by dividing them into before, during, and after inspection, and aims to improve consistency and fairness in inspection. The program covers inspection team leader registration and inspection methods, inspection systems and principles, inspection program operation, inspection performance procedures, and the qualities required of inspection team leaders.

  • TargetLaboratory physicians who meet the qualification requirements for new inspection team leaders and will newly serve as inspection team leaders.
  • FrequencyContinuous online education.

Guide to Use of Education Program Completion Certificates

Category Inspector Qualification
(substitute for inspector activity within two years)
Laboratory Field Responsible Laboratory Physician Qualification
(substitute for inspector activity within two years)
Outstanding Laboratory Accreditation Inspector Workshop completion certificate O X
Accreditation Guide Workshop completion certificate O O