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Karinna Castillo posted a reply on Re: Bedside glucose meter options - what do you...

Thursday, Jun 1, 2017 at 9:48 AM

Said: : "Good Morning Karen, How do you specify patient type on the glucometer? and What version of RALS do you have that can track this information. Thank you"

Christopher Fetters posted a new Topic

Thursday, Jun 1, 2017 at 8:49 AM

(DELETED) poctHUB - Twenty Years in the Offing

: "I was insomnic last night and wrote an article on the reasons behind poctHUB. It is nostalgic and a little bit tongue in cheek; hopefully you'll chuckle. I hope you'll read it, comment on it, and enjoy it.
CAUTION: There is a tiny bit of criticism for the collective personality of the listserv. Don't take it too seriously, I love the collec..."

Karen Robinson posted a reply on Re: Bedside glucose meter options - what do you...

Thursday, Jun 1, 2017 at 7:56 AM

Said: : "We use the Nova StatStrip and are very pleased with the accuracy and ease of use. The staff can now choose the patient type (critically ill or not) and the sample type on the meter and that can be tracked in RALS and the LIS. If an altern...

Sherilyn Solanick posted a reply on Re: Bedside glucose meter options - what do you...

Wednesday, May 31, 2017 at 9:53 AM

Said: : "We use Abbott Freestyle and previously the Xceed. It was chosen by nursing staff after meetings with Nova and Abbott. We did not consider the Accuchek at the time because of issues it was having. Nursing liked the ergonomics and Infect...

Elizabeth Powers posted a reply on Re: Bedside glucose meter options - what do you...

Wednesday, May 31, 2017 at 7:45 AM

Said: : "Just a reminder that the Nova Meter can be used on your institution's definition of critically ill but only on venous or arterial blood."