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Ashlee Byquist posted a reply on Re: i-STAT Creatinine - waived

Friday, Jan 27, 2023 at 3:05 PM

Said: We utilize the iSTAT for Creatinine testing here in our Radiology department. We perform this test under a waived status. It was easy to implement and begin testing. The iSTAT does not calculate the eGFR. Our Radiology department utiliz...

Terry Rose posted a reply on Re: i-STAT Creatinine - waived

Friday, Jan 27, 2023 at 2:53 PM

Said: We use the iSTAT creatinine in all our Radiology CT areas. Staff find it easy to use and like the fast turn-around. We are RALS - Cerner. Once the result goes to Cerner, Cerner does the GFR calculation. We have it built as part of a WB ...

Ashlee Holland posted a new Topic

Friday, Jan 27, 2023 at 2:34 PM

i-STAT Creatinine - waived

With TJC no longer accepting COLA as an accrediting agency we are exploring all of our options for a clinic office. One of the options that we have discussed is switching from testing Creatinine and eGFR on the StatSensor, which is non-waived to the i-STAT which could be used as waived (only venous blood in LiHep tube) and that would eliminate the need for an accrediting agency at this location as this is the only test performed there. Does anyone have any input on the i-STAT...

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James Beck posted a reply on Re: Venous Blood Gas Critical Values for pO2

Friday, Jan 27, 2023 at 2:27 PM

Said: We have a critical for arterial pO2 but not venous, especially not on the high end. I’m not even sure what the logic for that would be - do you know Jose?

Danielle Ennis posted a reply on Re: Venous Blood Gas Critical Values for pO2

Friday, Jan 27, 2023 at 1:11 PM

Said: We don't have critical values, high or low, for venous pO2.