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2007 Pipetting Olympics

Quality Digest
Wed, 03/14/2007 - 22:00
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(ARTEL, Maine) -- ARTEL’s 2007 Pipetting Olympics will happen during National Medical Laboratory Professionals Week, April 22–28, 2007.

In the health care industry, pipetting affects test results and patient diagnoses. The mission of the Pipetting Olympics is to improve pipetting technique.

From results submitted by participating laboratories, individual medals and team prizes will be awarded based on coefficient of variation data, which measure deviation of results from the target volume.

“Proper pipetting technique is imperative to generating accurate and precise data in all laboratories, but especially in clinical laboratories,” says Kirby Pilcher, ARTEL president. “ARTEL created the Pipetting Olympics to educate the marketplace about the importance of pipetting technique, and provide a fun and exciting training exercise. Over 500 people participated in our 2006 Lab Week Pipetting Olympics, and we are anticipating an even greater turnout in 2007.”

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