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Laboratory Association of New Hampshire Mission Statement

Providing professional development through educational opportunities, seminars, presentations and the distribution of information to its members

Creating a platform for communication among laboratories, regulatory agencies, professional organizations and related businesses

Encouraging quality, accuracy and ethical practices from its members

Protecting the interests of the environmental laboratory community while still working together with regulatory agencies and Accreditation Bodies to achieve a common goal.

A message from Governor Chris Sununu regarding Laboratory Professionals Week April 24th-30th 2022
LATEST NEWS
 2024!

A Big Thank You for Those Who Participated in the 2024 Event. Members and Vendors.

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Next quarterly meeting will be held in Jan or Feb 2025


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The Laboratory Association of New Hampshire is a powerful networking tool for laboratories and industry professionals throughout New England. We offer the opportunity for like-minded individuals to interact and discuss issues that are important to all of us in the environmental field. The Association also works closely with select vendors  to help members save on rising costs such as consumables and PT samples.

The LANH Welcomes all of New England and Beyond!
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Please take the time as Lab Professionals to be familiar with the 2016 TNI Standard. as well as the NH ENV-C Rules. Even just read a little each day. You will be doing yourself and your Laboratory an invaluable service. Those of you certified in Massachusetts should be familiar with 310CMR and QSM Version 6.0 for The Department of Defense and Energy.

December 2024 TNI Tip of the Month!

4.2.8.1 The laboratory shall establish and maintain a documented data integrity system. There are four (4) required elements within a data integrity system. These are 1) data integrity training, 2) signed data integrity documentation for all laboratory employees, 3) periodic in-depth data monitoring, and 4) data integrity procedure documentation. The data integrity procedures shall be signed and dated by top management. The requirements for data integrity investigation are listed in Section 4.16. The requirements for data integrity training and documentation are listed in Section 5.2.7.

Management shall annually review data integrity procedures and update as needed.
a) Laboratory management shall provide a procedure for confidential reporting of data integrity issues in their laboratory. A primary element of the procedure is to assure confidentiality and a receptive environment in which all employees may privately discuss ethical issues or report items of ethical concern.
b) In instances of ethical concern, the procedure shall include a process whereby laboratory management is to be informed of the need for any further detailed investigation.
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