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BEYONDCARE QUALITY MONITOR

POLICY:The Sysmex BEYONDCARE QUALITY MONITOR program uses a multirule approach to assess both the accuracy and the precision of your analyzer based on the results of your QC data. One of the rules uses evidence based quality control limits to determine the total allowable error of each QC parameter. The EBQC limits were developed using Six Sigma methodologies incorporating parameter-specific performance goals, bias, and coefficient of variation in order to achieve a relevant limit. EBQC limits are designed to flag “true” errors while minimizing “false” rejections. The application of these multirules along with the automatic troubleshooting process will help to determine any analyzer performance issues.

Daily QC

QC Reporting

Calibration History

The CLIA ’88 document, enforced since 1993, states that calibration verification must be performed at least once every 6 months for nonwaived (moderate and high complexity) test systems. However, CLIA has an exception for automated hematology cell counters which states that calibration verification requirements are met if :

  • The lab follows manufacturer’s instruction for instrument operation.
  • The lab tests two levels of control materials each day, whereby the control results meet the laboratory’s criteria of acceptability.

A calibration is performed only if calibration verification specifications are not met.

Sysmex Policy

Calibration Verifications:

Calibration Verification means testing materials of known concentration in the same manner as patient specimens to assure the test system is accurately measuring samples throughout the reportable range.

Calibration

Calibration is the process of testing and adjusting the instrument or test system readout to establish a correlation between the instrument's measurement of the substance being tested and the actual concentration of the substance.

ABOUT BEYONDCARE QUALITY MONITOR

The Sysmex BEYONDCARE QUALITY MONITOR program uses a comprehensive QC algorithm approach to assess the accuracy and the precision of your analyzer based on the results of your QC data. One of the algorithms uses evidence based quality control limits to determine the total allowable error of each QC parameter. The EBQC limits were developed using Six Sigma methodologies incorporating relevant limits. EBQC limits are designed to flag "true" errors while minimizing "false" rejections. The application of these comprehensive QC algorithms along with the automatic troubleshooting process will help to determine any analyzer performance issues.

Managed QC Logout

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LABORATORY PHONE

Please provide a laboratory phone number near the Sysmex analyzer for Service and Technical Assistance Center to call when a QC concern is identified.

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MANAGEMENT ESCALATION

The contact details that we can use to notify the lab manager regarding an issue.

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How often do you analyze QC?
Every 8 hours
Every 12 hours
Other
How many levels of standard QC are required per analysis? (Changes to QC requirements could affect historic data/reports)
2
3
How many levels of Body Fluid QC are required per analysis?
1
2
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How often do you analyze QC?
How many levels of standard QC are required per analysis?
How many levels of Body Fluid QC are required per analysis?
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Outage Notification

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Summary Report

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P

QC Passed

B

Background Counts Passed

F

Controls Failed

X

Backgrounds Counts failed

L

XNBF QC Passed

D

XNBF QC Failed

S

Service Event

C

Calibrated(EBC)

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Run QC

BEYONDCARESM   QUALITY MONITOR
BEYONDCARESM   QUALITY MONITOR