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Ivy Douglas posted a reply on Re: EPOC AMR Verification

Tuesday, Feb 22, 2022 at 4:44 PM

Said: We use the Eurotrol Hypoxic and Hyperbaric. If you look on the EPOC system range sheets, those products are listed by lot# with an expected range. We also set our pCO2 value lower after the first couple of AMR's we did were ...

Danielle Ennis posted a reply on Re: EPOC AMR Verification

Tuesday, Feb 22, 2022 at 3:33 PM

Said: We don't have EPOCs, but eurotrol makes a CueSee Hypoxic specifically for validating the extreme low pO2 blood gas measurements. We use it to verify the AMR on our RapidPoints. We usually can get a pO2 around 15 mmHg.

Danielle Ennis posted a reply on Re: Nova StatStrip Glucose Monitors-validation

Tuesday, Feb 22, 2022 at 3:29 PM

Said: We did the same as Lois, a random 10% set of meters were put through the full patient correlation ringer.

Lois Schultz posted a reply on Re: Nova StatStrip Glucose Monitors-validation

Tuesday, Feb 22, 2022 at 3:19 PM

Said: We are validation ours now and are doing 10% of meters for the patient correlations.

Patricia Rauchholz posted a new Topic

Tuesday, Feb 22, 2022 at 3:09 PM

Nova StatStrip Glucose Monitors-validation

We are switching to the Nova StatStrip Glucose monitors this spring. I know many of you currently use it or are also in the process of switching.
What testing did you perform on EACH meter when you received them? I would expect to do QC and Linearity, but did you do patient comparisons on EVERY meter, or just a select few?
I was not POCC when we got our AccuCheks several years ago, but it looks like at the time they just ran patient comparisons on about 10% of the meters.

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