VERITAS EPI
Quality manager reviewing calibration records beside laboratory instrumentation

Quality • Regulatory • Privacy

Standards you can verify

Laboratory quality, regulatory status, data protection and ethics are published as documented facts. Where documentation is not yet available, we say so.

Credentials

No generic badges

Each credential will link to its certificate, issuing authority, certificate number, scope and expiry date. Relevant frameworks, such as laboratory licensing, ISO, CAP, CLIA, CE IVD or IVDR and local Ministry of Health authorisation, are listed only where they apply and are confirmed.

Laboratory

  • LicenseDocumentation to be provided
  • AccreditationDocumentation to be provided
  • Quality systemDocumentation to be provided

Test

  • AuthorizationDocumentation to be provided
  • Intended useDocumentation to be provided
  • ValidationDocumentation to be provided

Data

  • PrivacyDocumentation to be provided
  • ConsentDocumentation to be provided
  • RetentionDocumentation to be provided
  • SecurityDocumentation to be provided

Ethics

  • Medical oversightDocumentation to be provided
  • Conflict disclosureDocumentation to be provided
  • Responsible communicationDocumentation to be provided

Laboratory standards

How quality is controlled

  1. 01

    Sample handling standards

    Documented collection, stability, transport and rejection criteria for each validated specimen type.

  2. 02

    Quality control

    Predefined acceptance criteria at each analytical stage; failing samples are not reported.

  3. 03

    Analytical validation

    Accuracy, precision, reproducibility and limits characterised for the final assay.

  4. 04

    Clinical validation

    Performance in relevant clinical populations for a defined intended use.

  5. 05

    Reference population

    Documented characteristics of the reference data used by reported models.

  6. 06

    Change control

    Versioned methods and models, with the version recorded on every report.

Laboratory information to be addedValidation data to be publishedRegulatory documentation to be provided

Privacy, data & ethics

Epigenomic information requires a higher standard

Epigenomic data is personal medical information. It calls for more careful handling, and clearer communication, than an ordinary wellness questionnaire. Full policies will be published once finalised.

  1. 01

    Consent

    Informed consent describing what is measured, stored and for how long.

  2. 02

    Data handling

    Defined processing, access control and internal responsibility.

  3. 03

    Storage & retention

    Documented storage locations, encryption and retention schedule.

  4. 04

    Confidentiality

    Results are medical information and are treated as such.

  5. 05

    Secondary use

    No research use of identifiable data without explicit, separate consent.

  6. 06

    Withdrawal

    A defined process for withdrawing consent and requesting deletion.

  7. 07

    Responsible interpretation

    Communication designed to avoid over-interpretation or alarm.

  8. 08

    Ethics oversight

    Independent review of claims, content and communication.

Governance FAQ

Common questions

Generic badges communicate nothing verifiable. When a credential exists, it will be published with its certificate, issuing authority, number, scope and expiry date.

No authorisation is claimed. Regulatory documentation to be provided; the platform states status explicitly rather than implying approval.

Access is limited to the personnel required to deliver and interpret the result, under the approved data-protection framework.

Not without explicit, separate and revocable consent.