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​EQA Summary Reports

​EQAsia publishes an executive summary report after each EQA trial.

Below you may find the reports that have been published to date.

Our EQA summary reports offer a valuable overview of external quality assessment results, helping laboratories and professionals enhance their performance and maintain the highest standards of quality in their work.

 

EQA summary reports 

EQAsia

  • EQA1 summary report
  • EQA2 summary report
  • EQA3 summary report
  • EQA4 summary report
  • EQA5 summary report
  • EQA6 summary report
  • EQA7 summary report
  • EQA8 summary report
  • EQA9 summary report

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EQA summary report

1st Matrix EQA summary report

Selective isolation of presumptive ESBL-, AmpC- and carbapenemase-producing Escherichia coli from cultures mimicking meat samples - 2021

​2nd Matrix EQA summary report

Selective isolation of presumptive ESBL-, AmpC- and carbapenemase-producing Escherichia coli from cultures mimicking meat samples - 2022

3rd Matrix EQA summary report

Selective isolation of presumptive ESBL-, AmpC- and carbapenemase- producing Escherichia coli from cultures mimicking meat samples - 2023​​

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