Haw. Code R. § 11-110.1-7 - Requirements for a class I clinical laboratory permit
(a) A person intending to operate a clinical
laboratory may apply for a class I permit if the laboratory:
(1) Performs only waived or provider
performed microscopy procedures, or both, pursuant to 42 C.F.R. part 493
subpart A, on its premises;
(2) Is
certified as a clinical laboratory under 42 C.F.R. part 493 subpart A;
and
(3) Remits applicable
fees.
(b) A person
applying for an initial class I clinical laboratory permit and renewal shall
complete application forms provided by the department. The application shall
include at a minimum:
(1) Name and address of
the clinical laboratory where laboratory testing is performed;
(2) Name and address of the owner of the
clinical laboratory;
(3) Name of
the laboratory director;
(4) Name
of the laboratory consultant if the laboratory director is not a clinical
laboratory director or medical technologist licensed by the State;
and
(5) List of tests and
methodologies and annual test volume to be performed by the
laboratory.
(c) The
laboratory director of a class I clinical laboratory shall:
(1) Be accessible to the laboratory and
provide onsite, telephone, or electronic consultation as needed;
(2) Visit the laboratory at least two times
per year;
(3) Approve all
laboratory tests performed in the laboratory and have written protocols
available for all testing personnel;
(4) Prior to patient testing, provide
training to testing personnel and document the personnel's competency to
perform tests accurately and reliably;
(5) Ensure specimens for laboratory testing
are properly collected;
(6) Ensure
control materials meet the laboratory's and, as applicable, the manufacturer's
test system criteria for acceptability before reporting patient test
results;
(7) Ensure patient test
results are reported accurately and in a timely manner; and
(8) Ensure all federal, state, and county
safety regulations are followed.
(d) The laboratory director of a class I
clinical laboratory may delegate the laboratory director's duties in writing to
the laboratory's laboratory consultant.
(e) The department may inspect the laboratory
for initial approval and renewal of its class I permit. A clinical laboratory
with a class I permit shall allow the inspection of its premises, records,
materials, equipment, and methodology by a representative of the department at
any time during the laboratory's working hours. The department may accept the
on-site inspections of the College of American Pathologists, Joint Commission
on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations, U.S. Department of Health and
Human Services Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, and other agencies,
provided that these agencies have standards that are substantially equal to or
more stringent than the requirements of subparts 1 and 2 of this
chapter.
Notes
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