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Said: : "Hemocue doesn't use the words "critically ill" but it does address the limitations in using FSWB as it states, "In cases of severe hypotension and peripheral circulatory failure, glucose measurement from capillary samples may be misleadin...
Said: : "DA, I really respect this point of view and thanks for saying it! Yesterday our POC Team were 'walking'/touring a new campus/new hospital with nursing management, looking for where glucose meters should be located. In the discussion abou...
Said: : "Use of the Hemocue for fingerstick (capillary) specimens may not be prohibited by their vendor statements but does not mean that they are any less susceptible to the same interferences associated with capillary specimens in critically ill...
Said: : "It is the device though because the companies that make the meters did not use "critically ill" patients in the studies submitted to the FDA. Nova did but only venous and arterial samples in the adult populations and also capillary in the...

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James Beck
POCT Coordinator
UPMC
Peggy Mann
Ambulatory POCC & Program Manager
University of Texas Medical Branch
Kathleen David
Associate Director, Point of Care Testing
TriCore Reference Lab
Danyel Olson
POCC
Children's MN
Pet Maniquis
POCC
Providence Medical Center
Adonica Wilson
Erika Deaton-Mohney BS, MT(ASCP), CPP
POC and Compliance Coordinator
Bronson
Jeremy MacDonald
System POC Manager
Baptist Health

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