| A POC Chemistry Device |
| Written by Sten Westgard | |||
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Now that we know how to translate the manufacturer's performance claims into Six Sigma metrics, let's take a hard look at some real-world data. With a performance study supplied by a "near-patient" chemistry anlayzer, we find out just how good (and how bad) performance of tests are when they're at the POC. Please Login (at right) or Register to view article
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