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Amanda Casavant posted a reply on Re: Glucose meters
Wednesday, Jun 19, 2024 at 9:43 AM
Said: HI Small community hospital just under 100 beds. We have the older NOVA StatStrip meters and RALS 7 plus years and both work seamlessly. We opted not to get NOVA Net due to the cost of adding 2 (live & test) ser...
Adonica Wilson posted a reply on Re: TEG/ROTEM in Peds
Wednesday, Jun 19, 2024 at 8:38 AM
Said: Hi Martha, I hadn't paid much attention to the LDT issue before because I didn't think we had anything that applied. My understanding (and I could totally be incorrect) is that any LDT will have to go through FDA submission. ...
Martha Ruepprich posted a reply on Re: TEG/ROTEM in Peds
Wednesday, Jun 19, 2024 at 8:11 AM
Said: Hi,in our pediatric hospital, lab leadership decided that the rotems would be in blood bank and all testing would be done there by lab staff. They are interfaced to the ORs so they get to see all the graphs as the samples are ...
Christina Blasick posted a reply on Re: Glucose meters
Tuesday, Jun 18, 2024 at 4:24 PM
Said: Patsy, do you have any more information regarding the CPT code being higher reimbursement? We are looking at transitioning to Nova, and this would be good information to add to our presentation.
Adonica Wilson posted a new Topic
Tuesday, Jun 18, 2024 at 4:09 PM
TEG/ROTEM in Peds
Hi all,
I really hope this won't be the case but,,,for the pediatric sites that use the TEG or ROTEM what will you do if they are lumped under the LDTs and the new regs. Currently they are a modified FDA test (for peds) but from the webinar that I heard a couple of weeks ago, modified FDA tests might fall under the LDT category.
Any thoughts, options...
I really hope this won't be the case but,,,for the pediatric sites that use the TEG or ROTEM what will you do if they are lumped under the LDTs and the new regs. Currently they are a modified FDA test (for peds) but from the webinar that I heard a couple of weeks ago, modified FDA tests might fall under the LDT category.
Any thoughts, options...
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