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Comparative. The budget call letter prescribes a 1% sample of the survey workload requiring an FMS. The type of FMS utilized is at RO discretion and should be commensurate with SA performance needs. CO solicits and verifies with each RO the actual number of FMSs conducted in each SA as part of each Federal fiscal year’s activities and whether each SA surveyor received an FMS. [Reading assignments: SOM, Chapter 6, Sections 6200-6240; OOSP Protocol in Appendix C] ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES FEDERAL ROLE FDA Responsibilities • Performs and revises test categorization of commercially marketed in vitro diagnostic tests and publishes corresponding guidance and regulations. • Consults with CDC and CMS on CLIA technical issues. • Regulates medical devices, blood, biologics, and tissuebanks. CDC Responsibilities • Provides scientific and technical consultation to CMS and FDAas requested. • Provides technical assistance in the promulgation of CLIA regulations, interpretive guidelines and CLIA-related efforts • Provides education to laboratories and the general public on good laboratory practices. • Coordinates CLIAC. • Leads cytology-related projects. • Conducts CLIA studies and research. • Assists with the Certificate of Waiver and PPM projects, maintains the database, and issues reports.
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