11/10/2026
In an IVF laboratory, consistent outcomes depend on more than protocols they require continuous monitoring, structured audits, and timely corrective action.
A study published in Reproductive BioMedicine Online (RBMO), led by Mr. Naval Shah and co-authors, highlights the impact of systematic audits and digitally enabled quality management across 30 IVF centres.
Key findings:
1. Laboratory compliance improved from 74.4% to 80.1%.
2. Blastocyst rates increased from 51.2% to 56.5%.
3. Biochemical pregnancy rates rose from 72.3% to 75.7%.
Digital dashboards, performance tracking, and proactive equipment monitoring can support better quality management and continuous improvement.
Is your lab monitoring performance continuouslyor only when something goes wrong?
đź“– Read the study:
https://authors.elsevier.com/a/1nm775ErseMR~D