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Biological Variation Database reference list PDF Print E-mail

Dr. Carmen Ricos and colleagues update this database on within-subject and between-subject biologic variation. From this data, they also calculate desirable specifications for imprecision, inaccuracy, and total allowable error. We are honored to be able to host this database. This article lists all of the references. Updated for 2012

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Biological Variation Database references PDF Print E-mail

Dr. Carmen Ricos and colleagues update this database on within-subject and between-subject biologic variation. From this data, they also calculate desirable specifications for imprecision, inaccuracy, and total allowable error. We are honored to be able to host this database. This article lists the references that were used to develop the specifications.Updated for 2012.

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Desirable Biological Variation Database specifications PDF Print E-mail

Updated for 2012! Desirable Specifications for imprecision, inaccuracy, and total allowable error,  calculated from data on within-subject and between-subject biologic variation. This database is updated and compiled by Dr. Carmen Ricos and colleagues. We are honored to be able to host this database.

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European Biologic Goals PDF Print E-mail

In the early 1990s, a group of European scientists fromed to recommend the best targets for imprecision, inaccuracy, and total error (calculated from biologic variation). This became called the "European Biologic Goals and Calculated Biologic Allowable Total Errors." While later eclipsed by the work of Dr. Carmen Ricos et al (the biodatabase desirable specifications), these quality requirements remain an important resource.

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Clinical Quality Requirements PDF Print E-mail

This table contains information on Clinical quality requirement that describe medically important changes in test values, or Decision Intervals (Dint) expressed as a percentage change at a certain Decision Level (Dint = change divided by decision level multiplied by 100 to give a percentage). The sources of the decision intervals presented here are the paper by Skendzel, Barnett, and Platt and a series of recommendations for lipid tests from the National Cholesterol Education Program (NCEP).

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