ACT -C sample for Low Linearity
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I would like to reach out to see if anyone has experience with creating a sample to test for ACT-C (K) low linearity?
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What is the goal of your study/experiment?
I am about to talk to my upper management about POCT department and regulatory changes.
If anybody is willing to share some information, can you please email me @ alma.calzadoknudson@enloe.org
* POCT Org chart – just want to know how many POCT staff (Please remove the employee name – I just need to see the configuration of the POCT staffing).
* How many POCT operators
* How many POCT Tests (Waived or Moderate Complexity)
* How many POCT instruments
Thanks for your help.
Sincerely,
Alma
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Alma Calzado-Knudson, MBA, CLS, MT (ASCPi & AMT)
Manager, Lab Quality and Point of Care Testing
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30. Do you need to perform reportable range for ACT testing or other clot based tests? Yes. The laboratory must verify the reportable range during the initial test method validation/verification to demonstrate that the instrument can accurately achieve the upper and lower limits of the range. Analytical measurement range (AMR) verification is not required for clot-based tests after the method is initially placed in service.
Good news! This and many more topics are going to be discussed at the upcoming ADLM POCT Regional this November 4th. It will be a great opportunity to learn and grow as a POCC.
Registration is open: 2025 Point-of-Care Testing Conference | myadlm.org
See you all there.
Erika Deaton-Mohney
I would be happy to discuss!
Erika
deatone@bronsonhg.org