Linearity Testing And Calibration Verification In Today’s Clinical Lab
Regulations and guidelines sometimes make it difficult to perform linearity testing and calibration verification in a useful way.
Regulations and guidelines sometimes make it difficult to perform linearity testing and calibration verification in a useful way.
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Sharon Ehrmeyer, PhD, the regulatory affairs section editor for Point of Care - the journal of near patient testing and technology, answers your questions in CLP's Expert Insight on lab and POCT testing QC.
Hi, Are there guide line for how often QC needs tested? Most say follow the instruments manufacturer suggestions. But sometimes that seemed too far apart. – As far as I know, there are no international guidelines detailing...
Read MoreThank you Alison, Is there an appropriate number of times in a given time frame for adjusting qc ranges. Reference ranges are said to be adjusted at approximately 6 mos time frames. Would this hold true for qc as well? Thank you...
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