Biological Chemistry, Volume 392, Issue 10, Page 837-847, October 2011. more
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Abstract Background: The goal is to introduce visual performance mapping efficient for establishing acceptance criteria and facilitating decisions regarding the utility of hospital point-of-care devices. This approach uniquely reveals the quality of performance locally, as opposed to globally. Methods: After presenting theoretical foundations, this study illustrates the approach by applying it to six hospital glucose meter systems (GMSs) using clinical multi-center (n=2767) and multi-system (n=613, n=100) observations. Results: LS MAD curves identified breakouts, that is, points where the locally-smoothed median absolute difference (LS MAD) curve exceeds the recommended error tolerance limit of 5 mg/dL (0.28 mmol/L). LS maximum absolute difference (MaxAD) breakthroughs, which occur where the LS MaxAD curve exceeds the 99th percentile of MaxADs from x=30–200 mg/dL (1.67–11.10 mmol/L), showed extreme error locations. A multi-sensor interference- and hematocrirt-correcting GMS displayed a flat LS MAD curve u...
Authors: | Gerald J. Kost; Nam K. Tran; Harpreet Singh | |
Journal: | Clinical Chemistry | |
Year: | 2011 | |
DOI: | 10.1515/CCLM.2011.655 | |
Publication date: | 19-Oct-2011 |
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