Next Steps

After completing the interference study, document and sign off on the report:

• Document and archive — All interference reports generated in Legion Diagnostics are automatically time- and date-stamped for auditing purposes. If your lab maintains physical records, reports can be exported as a PDF and filed in your method verification records. Documentation should include the interferent tested, concentrations evaluated, measurand levels, allowable differences, experiment type, statistical results, and the pass/fail determination. For dose-response studies, include the regression model parameters and the maximum safe interferent concentration.
• Sign the report — Lab directors can sign off on the report directly from the report sidebar. Reports support digital signatures within Legion Diagnostics or can be printed and signed with wet ink. Both workflows satisfy accreditation documentation requirements.