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Karen Robinson posted a reply on Re: POC creatinines for radiology

Friday, Jun 23, 2017 at 3:26 PM

Said: : "It is a combination. If the patient hasn't had a creatinine in the lab before they come, the the rad tech will preform it on the Nova StatSensor."

Terry Rose posted a reply on Re: POC creatinines for radiology

Friday, Jun 23, 2017 at 3:23 PM

Said: : "The Radiology Techs are trainined to run their own creatinines. I monitor results through RALS. It became a preception of time - lab was never fast enough even though we are next door to radiology."

James Beck posted a reply on Re: POC creatinines for radiology

Friday, Jun 23, 2017 at 3:19 PM

Said: : "Going back 10 years, our facility went from priority processing in main lab on a large analyzer, to lab staff performing on whole blood on an iSTAT (still within main lab), to ultimately moving those iSTATs to the Radiology departments fo...

Linda Seefluth posted a new Topic

Friday, Jun 23, 2017 at 2:55 PM

POC creatinines for radiology

: "My question is if you are doing POC creatinines for Radiology CT scans who is performing the testing- radiology or lab? Why did you choose to go with one group over the other?"

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Kelly Lucas posted a reply on Re: Alere-i vs. Sofia

Friday, Jun 23, 2017 at 11:52 AM

Said: : "Cindy I see you have not yet received any response to your question about Alere I vs Sofia. I would just share a thought or two with you. Alere I and Sophia are two different test methods so be sure to evaluate sensitivity/specificity...