Is Calibration Important?

What is Calibration? a noun and means "The action or process of calibrating an instrument or experimental readings."

In a clinical or laboratory set up, scientist or medical personnel should make sure each equipment is calibrated to provide accurate results. Over time there is a tendency for results to be inconsistent or erratic. In order to be confident in the results being measured there is ongoing need to service and maintain the calibration of equipment throughout its lifetime for reliable and accurate measurements. It is advisable to have your medical and laboratory equipment checked every 6 months to ensure optimum performance and quality control,Thus providing patients with quality healthcare.