QC Console
QC materials, levels and targets per device and analyte, with Levey-Jennings charts and statistics.
Quality, assured
Controls are tracked per device, per level, per analyte, with a full statistical summary and a clear pass / warn / fail record. The lockout engine can hold testing on a device until a failed control is resolved.

The quality system
QC materials, levels and targets per device and analyte, with Levey-Jennings charts and statistics.
Westgard multi-rule evaluation drives configurable lockouts — testing holds until a control is resolved.
Operators authenticate individually and release results against their own identity, never a shared login.
Competency and certification tracked per operator, per method — with expiry awareness.
Corrective and preventive actions raised, owned and closed out — a real workflow, not a spreadsheet.
A tamper-evident log of every state-changing action: who, when, from where, and what changed.
Where the line sits
Quality control here means tracking controls and the clinic's own Westgard rules — statistics and workflow. Catenix is connectivity, workflow, record-keeping and data display. It does not interpret results, calculate clinical values, classify or flag results clinically, or provide clinical decision support. Any reference range or note shown is clinic-authored content Catenix displays.
Questions, answered
Levey-Jennings charting with Westgard multi-rule evaluation, configurable per device, level and analyte — feeding a lockout engine that can hold testing until a failed control is resolved.
No. Catenix tracks QC statistics and the clinic's own rules. Clinical interpretation stays with the qualified professional and the analyser's instructions for use.
Yes — every state-changing action is recorded with who, when, from where and what changed, designed around 21 CFR Part 11-style controls.
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