Acusera 24.7 Live Online version 2.0 is here! Faster, smarter and more efficient than ever before, this interlaboratory data management program will be sure to help streamline internal QC in all laboratories regardless of size.
RIQAS is the largest international External Quality Assessment (EQA)/ Proficiency Testing (PT) scheme, there are currently more than 45,000 participants in 133 countries.
Improving Laboratory Performance Through Quality Control - The role of EQA in...Randox
Randox Quality Control's five simple steps to QC success. The second education guide from Randox QC for clinical laboratory staff. The guide will examine how EQA works, benefits of EQA and what a laboratory should look for when choosing an EQA scheme.
QC Multi rules - Improving Laboratory Performance Through Quality ControlRandox
Randox Quality Control's latest educational guide examines and explains what QC Multi-Rules are, How to identify an out of control event with QC rules, How to use QC Multi-Rules, The different types of analytical errors, The tools to assist labs and how a lab can troubleshoot QC errors.
Acusera 24.7 is an interboratory data management software capable of automatically calculating measurement of uncertainty and six-sigma. With real time peer group updates and user friendly comprehensive charts and reports including Levey Jennings and histograms, our Acusera 24.7 software is now smarter, faster and more efficient than ever before!
Acusera 24.7 Interlaboratory Data Management Randox
Acusera 24•7 Live Online is an interlaboratory data management package designed to complement the Acusera range of Internal Quality Controls. Created to help laboratories effectively manage and interpret their QC results, the analytical capabilities of Acusera 24•7 Live Online, coupled with the superior quality and flexibility of our Acusera control range, will revolutionise your laboratory's workflow enabling early identification of any trends or system errors.
Acusera 24.7 Live Online will automatically calculate internal QC statistics including mean, standard deviation and CV. The ability to apply user defined QC multi-rules will help to reduce false rejections and maintain a high level of error detection.
Online access anytime, anywhere
Peer group data from over 20,000 participants
Peer group statistics updated daily
Unique dashboard highlights poor performance
Interactive charts combining multiple analytes, lots and instruments
Comprehensive reports including audit trail reports to aid accreditation
Automated QC result entry via Acusera 24•7 Connect
RIQAS is the largest international External Quality Assessment (EQA)/ Proficiency Testing (PT) scheme, there are currently more than 45,000 participants in 133 countries.
Improving Laboratory Performance Through Quality Control - The role of EQA in...Randox
Randox Quality Control's five simple steps to QC success. The second education guide from Randox QC for clinical laboratory staff. The guide will examine how EQA works, benefits of EQA and what a laboratory should look for when choosing an EQA scheme.
QC Multi rules - Improving Laboratory Performance Through Quality ControlRandox
Randox Quality Control's latest educational guide examines and explains what QC Multi-Rules are, How to identify an out of control event with QC rules, How to use QC Multi-Rules, The different types of analytical errors, The tools to assist labs and how a lab can troubleshoot QC errors.
Acusera 24.7 is an interboratory data management software capable of automatically calculating measurement of uncertainty and six-sigma. With real time peer group updates and user friendly comprehensive charts and reports including Levey Jennings and histograms, our Acusera 24.7 software is now smarter, faster and more efficient than ever before!
Acusera 24.7 Interlaboratory Data Management Randox
Acusera 24•7 Live Online is an interlaboratory data management package designed to complement the Acusera range of Internal Quality Controls. Created to help laboratories effectively manage and interpret their QC results, the analytical capabilities of Acusera 24•7 Live Online, coupled with the superior quality and flexibility of our Acusera control range, will revolutionise your laboratory's workflow enabling early identification of any trends or system errors.
Acusera 24.7 Live Online will automatically calculate internal QC statistics including mean, standard deviation and CV. The ability to apply user defined QC multi-rules will help to reduce false rejections and maintain a high level of error detection.
Online access anytime, anywhere
Peer group data from over 20,000 participants
Peer group statistics updated daily
Unique dashboard highlights poor performance
Interactive charts combining multiple analytes, lots and instruments
Comprehensive reports including audit trail reports to aid accreditation
Automated QC result entry via Acusera 24•7 Connect
The laboratory shall determine measurement uncertainty for each measurement procedure,
in the examination phases used to report measured quantity values on patients’ samples. The
laboratory shall define the performance requirements for the measurement uncertainty of each
measurement procedure and regularly review estimates of measurement uncertainty.
Basic QC Statistics - Improving Laboratory Performance Through Quality Contro...Randox
Randox Quality Control's latest educational guide examines Internal Quality Control, External Quality Assessment, Why laboratories should run QC, How often laboratories should run QC, Basic QC statistics and the quality control process.
Randox QC offer an extensive range of third party quality controls. Manufactured independently, the Acusera range delivers unbiased performance assessment with any instrument or method, helping to meet ISO 15189:2012 requirements whilst simultaneously eliminating the need for multiple instrument dedicated controls.
Designing an appropriate QC procedure for your laboratoryRandox
Improving Laboratory Performance Through Quality Control - Five Simple Steps for QC Success.
It is easy to get caught up in an abundance of QC statistics and forget the fundamental reason why
QC exists in the first instance. QC is about detecting errors and ensuring that the results you
produce are accurate and reliable. All QC procedures should focus on reducing the risk of harm
to the patient. We are not examining statistics; we are examining real patients, real results and real
lives. Around 70% of all medical decisions are based on laboratory results, which is why it is of
utmost importance that each and every laboratory, has a well-designed QC procedure in place.
Quality Control for Point of Care Testing - White PaperRandox
Point of care testing (POCT) refers to testing that is performed near or at the site of a patient with the result leading to a possible change in the care of the patient. Over the past few years, the popularity and demand of POCT has been growing rapidly. This should come as no surprise as there are many advantages to POCT, for example, the added convenience of being able to obtain a rapid result at the patient’s bedside, thus allowing immediate action, saving time and improving the potential outcome for the patient.
Acusera Verify Linearity Verification - June 17 LT674Randox
Our Acusera Linearity Sets are perfect for laboratories wishing to challenge the full reportable range of their instruments. With sets available for Roche & Beckman analysers, our sets are sure to meet all your laboratory and regulatory requirements.
QC Multi-rules are designed and used to minimise false rejections and maintain a high rate of error detection. There are six main rules used to determine if results from a run of patient samples should be accepted or rejected, based on the performance of control materials against the rule criteria. Different combinations can be applied depending on the number of controls in use, total allowable error and the instrument in use. The flow chart below is often used to determine if a run should be accepted or rejected.
How to establish QC reference ranges - Randox QC Educational GuideRandox
Establishing QC reference ranges is an important aspect of laboratory quality. Find out how to effectively set reference ranges with our educational guide.
Monitoring External Quality Assessment / Proficiency Testing Performance - Investigating the source of the problem.
In order to identify the source of the problem it is useful to be aware of the most common causes of poor EQA performance. Errors can occur at any
stage of the testing process however EQA is most concerned with detecting analytical errors i.e. errors that occur during the analysis of the sample.
Most analytical errors can be easily divided into three main areas; clerical errors, systematic errors and random errors. Systematic errors result in
inaccurate results that consistently show a positive or negative bias. Random errors on the other hand affect precision and result in fluctuations in
either direction.
How often is Right for Laboratory Quality Control?Randox
Improving Laboratory Performance Through QC - How often is right for QC? Ask the Right Questions to get the Right Answers.
It is widely accepted that laboratories should perform QC at least every day of patient testing. However, is this adequate for every assay and for every laboratory? Is running QC once per day really sufficient? what is the "right" frequency for running QC samples in your laboratory?
Acusera Third Party Quality Controls for Medical Laboratories Randox
With over 350 parameters available in our Acusera range, choice and flexibility is guaranteed. Moreover the availability of truly independent third party controls coupled with the added advantages of highly accurate target values, increased stability and unparalleled quality will optimise performance, save valuable time and minimise waste in any laboratory.
Our comprehensive range of multi-analyte controls have been uniquely developed with ease of use in mind, combining up to 100 parameters in one convenient control laboratories can significantly reduce the need for multiple, costly single analyte controls.
Consolidation
100% human controls for immunoassay purposes
Most accurate target values
Unrivalled stability
Most consistent controls
True third party controls
RIQAS External Quality Assessment for Medical Laboratories Randox
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More than 24,000 laboratory participants
Present in over 105 countries
22 flexible EQA programmes
Cost effective options to suit all labs
Accredited to ISO/IEC17043:2010
Frequent analysis with rapid feedback
User friendly yet comprehesive reports
End-of-cycle reports provided
Submit results and view reports online via RIQAS.net
Register up to five analysers per programme at no extra cost
From Data to Insights: How IT Operations Data Can Boost QualityCognizant
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The laboratory shall determine measurement uncertainty for each measurement procedure,
in the examination phases used to report measured quantity values on patients’ samples. The
laboratory shall define the performance requirements for the measurement uncertainty of each
measurement procedure and regularly review estimates of measurement uncertainty.
Basic QC Statistics - Improving Laboratory Performance Through Quality Contro...Randox
Randox Quality Control's latest educational guide examines Internal Quality Control, External Quality Assessment, Why laboratories should run QC, How often laboratories should run QC, Basic QC statistics and the quality control process.
Randox QC offer an extensive range of third party quality controls. Manufactured independently, the Acusera range delivers unbiased performance assessment with any instrument or method, helping to meet ISO 15189:2012 requirements whilst simultaneously eliminating the need for multiple instrument dedicated controls.
Designing an appropriate QC procedure for your laboratoryRandox
Improving Laboratory Performance Through Quality Control - Five Simple Steps for QC Success.
It is easy to get caught up in an abundance of QC statistics and forget the fundamental reason why
QC exists in the first instance. QC is about detecting errors and ensuring that the results you
produce are accurate and reliable. All QC procedures should focus on reducing the risk of harm
to the patient. We are not examining statistics; we are examining real patients, real results and real
lives. Around 70% of all medical decisions are based on laboratory results, which is why it is of
utmost importance that each and every laboratory, has a well-designed QC procedure in place.
Quality Control for Point of Care Testing - White PaperRandox
Point of care testing (POCT) refers to testing that is performed near or at the site of a patient with the result leading to a possible change in the care of the patient. Over the past few years, the popularity and demand of POCT has been growing rapidly. This should come as no surprise as there are many advantages to POCT, for example, the added convenience of being able to obtain a rapid result at the patient’s bedside, thus allowing immediate action, saving time and improving the potential outcome for the patient.
Acusera Verify Linearity Verification - June 17 LT674Randox
Our Acusera Linearity Sets are perfect for laboratories wishing to challenge the full reportable range of their instruments. With sets available for Roche & Beckman analysers, our sets are sure to meet all your laboratory and regulatory requirements.
QC Multi-rules are designed and used to minimise false rejections and maintain a high rate of error detection. There are six main rules used to determine if results from a run of patient samples should be accepted or rejected, based on the performance of control materials against the rule criteria. Different combinations can be applied depending on the number of controls in use, total allowable error and the instrument in use. The flow chart below is often used to determine if a run should be accepted or rejected.
How to establish QC reference ranges - Randox QC Educational GuideRandox
Establishing QC reference ranges is an important aspect of laboratory quality. Find out how to effectively set reference ranges with our educational guide.
Monitoring External Quality Assessment / Proficiency Testing Performance - Investigating the source of the problem.
In order to identify the source of the problem it is useful to be aware of the most common causes of poor EQA performance. Errors can occur at any
stage of the testing process however EQA is most concerned with detecting analytical errors i.e. errors that occur during the analysis of the sample.
Most analytical errors can be easily divided into three main areas; clerical errors, systematic errors and random errors. Systematic errors result in
inaccurate results that consistently show a positive or negative bias. Random errors on the other hand affect precision and result in fluctuations in
either direction.
How often is Right for Laboratory Quality Control?Randox
Improving Laboratory Performance Through QC - How often is right for QC? Ask the Right Questions to get the Right Answers.
It is widely accepted that laboratories should perform QC at least every day of patient testing. However, is this adequate for every assay and for every laboratory? Is running QC once per day really sufficient? what is the "right" frequency for running QC samples in your laboratory?
Acusera Third Party Quality Controls for Medical Laboratories Randox
With over 350 parameters available in our Acusera range, choice and flexibility is guaranteed. Moreover the availability of truly independent third party controls coupled with the added advantages of highly accurate target values, increased stability and unparalleled quality will optimise performance, save valuable time and minimise waste in any laboratory.
Our comprehensive range of multi-analyte controls have been uniquely developed with ease of use in mind, combining up to 100 parameters in one convenient control laboratories can significantly reduce the need for multiple, costly single analyte controls.
Consolidation
100% human controls for immunoassay purposes
Most accurate target values
Unrivalled stability
Most consistent controls
True third party controls
RIQAS External Quality Assessment for Medical Laboratories Randox
RIQAS (Randox International Quality Assessment Scheme) is the world's largest global EQA provider serving over 24,000 laboratory participants in more than 105 countries. Our comprehensive programme offering covers a wide range of routine and esoteric analytes enabling laboratories to significantly reduce the number of programmes they participate in while helping to reduce costs at the same time.
More than 24,000 laboratory participants
Present in over 105 countries
22 flexible EQA programmes
Cost effective options to suit all labs
Accredited to ISO/IEC17043:2010
Frequent analysis with rapid feedback
User friendly yet comprehesive reports
End-of-cycle reports provided
Submit results and view reports online via RIQAS.net
Register up to five analysers per programme at no extra cost
From Data to Insights: How IT Operations Data Can Boost QualityCognizant
By leveraging highly-analyzed operational data - the voice of customers, machines and tests - quality assurance (QA) and IT groups can derive major gains in quality of apps and in user experience.
Improve Operational Efficiency by Over 30% with Product, Process, & Systems A...Merck Life Sciences
Watch the presentation of this webinar here: https://bit.ly/3adaxWh
When implementing new automation systems, organizations must consider things like deployment time, user adoption, and costs.
They must also consider the cost of doing nothing – that is, what competitive advantage is lost in standing still? What time and quality is lost in repetitive, manual tasks rather than an automated, digital workflow? What operational efficiencies are lost?
In this webinar we examine how a product, process, and system agnostic automation platform can be deployed faster than traditional system specific software while bringing greater operational efficiencies (in many cases over 30% improvement).
To remain competitive in the market, biopharma manufacturers must adopt automation and digital technologies, but most plants still have island of automation consisting of independently functioning, standalone unit operations. This results in operational inefficiency, regulatory concerns, and a poor understanding of the process and product life cycle.
Taking the first, right step must include considering risks, costs, timelines, and technology alternatives. Traditional automation approaches tied to specific systems, processes, and products are, by their nature, limited; while an agnostic platform will address current biomanufacturing business challenges and ensure future readiness. With the right platform, a phased automation implementation can yield operational efficiency gains of up to 30% and improved product quality and regulatory compliance.
In this webinar, let's explore:
• Challenges of automation and digital technology adoption
• What a product, process, and system agnostic platform entails
• Applications and benefits of a process orchestration platform
• Ensuring future readiness with process orchestration
Presented by:
Braj Nandan Thakur, Global Product Manager - Automation
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Watch the presentation of this webinar here: https://bit.ly/3adaxWh
When implementing new automation systems, organizations must consider things like deployment time, user adoption, and costs.
They must also consider the cost of doing nothing – that is, what competitive advantage is lost in standing still? What time and quality is lost in repetitive, manual tasks rather than an automated, digital workflow? What operational efficiencies are lost?
In this webinar we examine how a product, process, and system agnostic automation platform can be deployed faster than traditional system specific software while bringing greater operational efficiencies (in many cases over 30% improvement).
To remain competitive in the market, biopharma manufacturers must adopt automation and digital technologies, but most plants still have island of automation consisting of independently functioning, standalone unit operations. This results in operational inefficiency, regulatory concerns, and a poor understanding of the process and product life cycle.
Taking the first, right step must include considering risks, costs, timelines, and technology alternatives. Traditional automation approaches tied to specific systems, processes, and products are, by their nature, limited; while an agnostic platform will address current biomanufacturing business challenges and ensure future readiness. With the right platform, a phased automation implementation can yield operational efficiency gains of up to 30% and improved product quality and regulatory compliance.
In this webinar, let's explore:
• Challenges of automation and digital technology adoption
• What a product, process, and system agnostic platform entails
• Applications and benefits of a process orchestration platform
• Ensuring future readiness with process orchestration
Presented by:
Braj Nandan Thakur, Global Product Manager - Automation
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This presentation on batch process analytics was given at Emerson Exchange, 2010. A overview of batch data analytics is presented and information provided on a field trail of on-line batch data analytics at the Lubrizol, Rouen, France plant.
Organisations are facing disruptive risks: globalisation, transformative technologies and complex regulations. This data sheet explains how you can increase efficiency and productivity of the enterprise audit process.
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This webinar is hosted by our Senior Consultant Chris Titley. Chris has worked at SolutionsPT for 13 years standing and has a masters Degree in Control Engineering and Optimisation. Previously he worked in a user capacity in the electronics industry. He now looks after the Terminal Services solutions and specifically managers ACP ThinManager offerings. Chris also has wide experience of InTouch, QI Analyst, ScadaAlarm, SPC Pro, Historian and Active Factory.
Well-designed Rental Quality Score system. Establish an rental audit score database across all field locations to enable real-time and historical data analysis on quality incidents.
Automated, agile, and mobile-enabled audit score workflows, coupled with powerful data management and reporting tools, to help auditors improve their productivity and efficiency as well as to enable a deeper, more sophisticated analysis of audit score findings.
There are different types of QC material and each format will have it's own advantages & disadvantages. Each format will also need to be handled differently and this guide aims to explain the different methods for preparing each type of control.
White Paper Quality Control for Point of Care TestingRandox
Point of care testing (POCT) refers to testing that is performed near or at the site of a patient with the result leading to a possible change in the care of the patient.
Multi-reglas de control de calidad (CC) son diseñadas y utilizadas para minimizar falsos rechazos y mantener una alta tasa de detección de errores. Hay seis reglas principales que son utilizadas para determinar si los resultados de una serie de muestras de pacientes deben ser aceptadas o rechazadas, basadas en el rendimiento de los materiales de control contra los criterios de las reglas. Diferentes combinaciones pueden ser aplicadas en función del número de controles, al error total permisible y al instrumento en uso. El siguiente diagrama de flujo se usa a menudo para determinar si una corrida debe ser aceptada o rechazada.
Troubleshooting QC Problems: Your QC has failed, what do you do next?Randox
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So you ran QC this morning and realised that one of your analytes has been flagged as 'out-of-control', what do you do next? Do you ignore the warning and continue patient testing, repeat the control until it's within range or do you halt patient testing and investigate the source of the error?
When it comes to troubleshooting QC errors, unfortunately there is no easy path to take. However, it's important that you have standard operating procedures in place, outlining what to do in the event of an out-of control error. Errors occur in laboratories all over the world. A lab with effective troubleshooting procedures in place will still have errors but will be able to detect them, quickly reducing their impact and reducing the risk of wasting both time and money.
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Pediatric nurses play a vital role in the health and well-being of children. Their responsibilities are wide-ranging, and their objectives can be categorized into several key areas:
1. Direct Patient Care:
Objective: Provide comprehensive and compassionate care to infants, children, and adolescents in various healthcare settings (hospitals, clinics, etc.).
This includes tasks like:
Monitoring vital signs and physical condition.
Administering medications and treatments.
Performing procedures as directed by doctors.
Assisting with daily living activities (bathing, feeding).
Providing emotional support and pain management.
2. Health Promotion and Education:
Objective: Promote healthy behaviors and educate children, families, and communities about preventive healthcare.
This includes tasks like:
Administering vaccinations.
Providing education on nutrition, hygiene, and development.
Offering breastfeeding and childbirth support.
Counseling families on safety and injury prevention.
3. Collaboration and Advocacy:
Objective: Collaborate effectively with doctors, social workers, therapists, and other healthcare professionals to ensure coordinated care for children.
Objective: Advocate for the rights and best interests of their patients, especially when children cannot speak for themselves.
This includes tasks like:
Communicating effectively with healthcare teams.
Identifying and addressing potential risks to child welfare.
Educating families about their child's condition and treatment options.
4. Professional Development and Research:
Objective: Stay up-to-date on the latest advancements in pediatric healthcare through continuing education and research.
Objective: Contribute to improving the quality of care for children by participating in research initiatives.
This includes tasks like:
Attending workshops and conferences on pediatric nursing.
Participating in clinical trials related to child health.
Implementing evidence-based practices into their daily routines.
By fulfilling these objectives, pediatric nurses play a crucial role in ensuring the optimal health and well-being of children throughout all stages of their development.
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4. Our vast array of features have been designed to speed up data review and troubleshooting
procedures for smarter QC data management.
Unique dashboard interface
• Instantly flags any rejected or alerted results from the last 7 days, reducing time spent analysing QC data.
• Warns you when QC lots are approaching expiry, avoiding the use of expired QC material.
True real-time peer group statistics *
• Peer data is generated live in real-time ultimately reducing time and money spent troubleshooting,
re-running samples and performing instrument maintenance.
• Instantly discover how you compare to other laboratories using the same lot of QC material and
identify if issues are unique to your laboratory or a widespread issue.
• No submission deadlines for QC data.
Advanced statistical analysis
• Sigma score, Bias%,Total Error and other performance indicators are automatically calculated,
enabling enhanced performance assessment and improved QC strategy design.
• Reject or Alert data based on QC multi-rules or user-defined performance limits including RiliBÄK,
CLIA and BiologicalVariation.
• Uncertainty of Measurement (UM) helps to meet ISO 15189:2012 requirements.
Fully interactive charts
• Levey-Jennings, Histogram and Performance Summary Charts can be generated on-demand for
quick and easy performance monitoring.
•The ability to add events and multiple data sets to a single chart ultimately allows for better
identification of trends across multiple instruments.
Comprehensive reports
• Specifically designed to speed up the review process,our comprehensive range of easy-to-read reports
includes: Data Review, Exception Report, Statistical Analysis Report and Statistical Metrics Report.
• Reports can be customised to show data for a specific date range or can be filtered to display data
for a particular test or instrument.
Automated data import via Acusera 24•7 Connect
• Connects to LIMS, eliminating problems associated with manual data entry and increasing productivity.
• Capable of bi-directional communication with LIMS.
Highly flexible to meet individual laboratory needs
• Custom configuration of performance limits, multi-rules, consensus groups and target values for each
instrument or QC lot.
• Although intended for use with the Acusera control range, the software’s internal functions may be used
with any manufacturer’s QC material.
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Simple and intuitive interface
•The new-look software is faster,more powerful and easier to use,delivering an enhanced user experience.
• Colour coded throughout, providing an instant visual indication of poor performance.
• Simple assay configuration with ability to share a configuration across multiple instruments or affiliated labs.
Online access anytime, anywhere
• Cloud based software, eliminating the need for local installation and frequent back ups.
Multiple lab management
• Real-time comparison of results within your affiliated network or global peer data.
•View data from a specific lab or all labs.
Technical support
• Expert technical support is available from our team of highly trained specialists.
• Remote access enables immediate troubleshooting without the need for on-site assistance.
Compatible for use with the Acusera range of third party controls,
the Acusera 24•7 software provides a tool for laboratories to analyse
and interpret their QC results. With access to an impressive range of
features, including interactive charts and real-time peer group data
generated from our extensive database of laboratory participants,
Acusera 24•7 is the most comprehensive package available on the market.
World class controls
• World leading controls offering unrivalled commutability, consolidation, stability and consistency.
6. STRESS FREE QC ANALYSIS
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Designed to assist in the management of daily QC activities, Acusera 24•7 Live Online will help to
improve analytical performance, meet regulatory requirements and ensure accurate patient results
by helping you to;
1. Monitor and interpret IQC data
2. Compare results to live peer group statistics for rapid and effective troubleshooting
Identify trends, system errors and reagent issues
• Access to interactive charts and comprehensive reports allows immediate detection of QC failures.
•Assess whether performance issues are unique to your laboratory with real-time peer group statistics.
Minimise false rejections
• Apply user-defined QC multi-rules to help reduce false rejections, maintain high error detection and
make important decisions on whether to accept/reject results.
Facilitate regulatory requirements
• Help meet ISO 15189:2012 requirements for the review of QC data.
Bridge the gap between IQC and EQA
• Daily monitoring of IQC provides added confidence in test system performance between EQA
challenges.
Confidence in assigned target values
• Access to peer group data provides immediate confidence in assigned target values.
Get an independent perspective
•Together with Randox true third party controls, Acusera 24•7 reduces the potential for bias and
delivers a true assessment of analytical performance.
‘The laboratory shall have a procedure to prevent the release of patient
results in the event of quality control failure. When the quality controls
rules are violated and indicate that examination results are likely to contain
significant errors the results shall be rejected… Quality Control data shall be
reviewed at regular intervals to detect trends in examination performance’.
ISO 15189:2012
7. SOFTWARE OVERVIEW
Manage multiple sites, instruments, tests and QC levels on one centralised platform for greater
confidence in analytical testing.
Configuration
Multi-lingual
Compatible with other manufacturers’ QC
Support for multiple devices
Multiple levels of user access
Peer Data Comparison
Performance Summary Charts
Statistical Analysis Report
Statistical Metrics Report
Peer Group Statistics
Data Entry
Manual
Semi-automated upload via EDI
Automated upload of QC data
- (via Acusera 24•7 Connect)
Utilities
Audit trail
Acusera Advisor
Bi-directional activity
Internal Performance Review
Levey-Jennings Chart
Histogram
Result History
Dashboard
QC Multi-Rules
Exception Report
Performance Limits
(RIQAS,RiliBÄK,CLIA,BiologicalVariation,User-defined)
Performance Indicators
Bias%
CVI
SDI
Sigma Score
UncertaintyofMeasurement
Total Error
With access to peer group data, automatic calculation of QC statistics
and easy identification of performance via charts and reports, Acusera
24•7 Live Online is an essential QC tool for laboratories of all sizes.
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8. Available to you at no additional cost, the unique Dashboard ensures
instant identification of any QC failures and alerted results from the last
seven days. Designed to significantly reduce the time spent analysing
data, this highly convenient and user-friendly function means corrective
actions can be taken immediately with minimum disruption to the
laboratory’s output. Alerts are also provided when a control lot is
reaching expiry, reducing the risk of using expired material. If using
EDI or Connect to upload QC results a message will also be displayed
advising the number of results that have been inserted successfully.
Rapid identification of QC failures
DASHBOARD
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9. The result history view displays all QC results entered for a particular
test. Results are conveniently colour coded red for reject and orange
for alert, ensuring quick and easy performance assessment. Monthly and
Cumulative statistics including the Mean,SD,%CV,Bias%,Total Error,Sigma
score, UM and Expanded UM are automatically calculated and displayed
for each lot of control. Results may be filtered to display rule violations
or rejected/alerted results for a particular instrument or lot of control.
The ability to add comments and manually accept/reject results directly
from the result history view speeds up the review process.
Provides a visual overview of QC result history
RESULT HISTORY
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1.880714 1.880714 5.173571 5.173571
0.139813 0.139813 0.369516 0.369516
7.43% 7.43% 7.14% 7.14%
1.66% 1.66% 1.64% 1.64%
3.402423 3.402423 3.543417 3.543417
16.2228 16.2228 15.6344 15.6344
0.14 0.14 0.37 0.37
4.002 4.002
8.004 8.004
4.01 4.01
8.02 8.02
10. Levey-Jennings charts are easily generated, providing an instant,
visual indication of test system performance over time. The ability to
conveniently combine multiple instruments, analytes or QC lots on a
single chart allows comparative performance assessment and immediate
visualisation of any ongoing or emerging trends. Customisation in this
way will improve troubleshooting capabilities, enabling you to quickly
identify whether an issue is unique to a particular test or instrument.
The user-friendly interface and interactive nature of the chart allows
you to view data for a specific date range, zoom in on a specific data
point and record events including calibration and reagent lot changes for
enhanced review of trends.
Identify trends, bias and precision problems at-a-glance
INTERACTIVE LEVEY-JENNINGS CHARTS
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Generated at the touch of a button the Histogram allows rapid
identification of any test system bias for a given time period. Designed to
be completely interactive, multiple instruments, analytes and QC lots can
be added to a single chart delivering comparative performance assessment,
easy identification of trends and faster troubleshooting capabilities.
Using the legend, data can be added or removed from the chart as
required. There is also an option to print charts directly from the
software.
Rapidly identify test system bias
INTERACTIVE HISTOGRAM CHARTS
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12. The Performance Summary Chart provides a graphical representation of
individual laboratory performance,compared to your chosen peer group.
Data is displayed in a colour coded, easy to interpret chart allowing for
fast and efficient performance assessment.
Performance Summary Charts can be customised to conveniently display
data for multiple analytes,allowing visual identification of trends.Several flexible
review options are available; depending on individual preferences, data can be
based on monthly/cumulative statistics or world/affiliate group statistics.
Provides a visual assessment of accuracy and precision in relation to chosen peer group
PERFORMANCE SUMMARY CHARTS
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The Statistical Analysis Report provides a complete overview of
laboratory performance for a specified date range. Encompassing many
vital performance indicators including the Mean, SD, CV, SDI and CVI,
it can be used to compare both monthly and cumulative data for each
individual test to your chosen peer group.
Reports are instantly generated for a user-defined date range and may be
exported as an excel file or PDF.
Compare monthly and cumulative statistics to worldwide peer group data
STATISTICAL ANALYSIS REPORT
14. STATISTICAL METRICS REPORT
Displays statistical metrics including Bias%, Sigma and Total Error (TE)
for each test alongside those for your chosen peer group. The Bias%
provides an indication of your laboratory’s performance compared
to the peer group mean, while TE gives an indication of the overall
error within a test system, taking into account both imprecision and
inaccuracy.The availability of a Sigma Score provides a measure of how
much your data varies from the TEa% and may be used to design an
appropriate QC strategy.
Displays several performance metrics on one report
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15. The unique Uncertainty of Measurement report displays the UM of
all QC tests currently in use, helping you to meet ISO 15189:2012
requirements. To calculate UM, simply enter the SD or Standard
Error of the Mean (SEM) of the intra assay precision for each test and
level of control. Based on performance history, the software will then
automatically calculate the SD of the inter assay precision.
Reports are instantly generated for a user-defined date range and may
be exported as an excel file or PDF.
UNCERTAINTY OF MEASUREMENT REPORT
Automatic Uncertainty of Measurement (UM) calculation
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16. EXCEPTION REPORT
Designed to quickly and easily identify assays with a high percentage of
errors, the new exception report provides an on screen summary of
the number of QC results for each individual assay and control lot that
fall within the following categories 2SD, 2-3SD and 3SD.
Reports are instantly generated for a user-defined date range and may
be exported as an excel file or PDF.
View assays which show a higher error rate
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17. PEER GROUP STATISTICS
The Peer Group Statistics report provides access to peer data for
all lots of Quality Control. Data is instantly updated in real-time*,
delivering unique access to the most up-to-date information available.
Analysis of peer data in this way will help you to determine if an out
of control result is an instrument problem or a widespread issue.
You may even be able to identify issues before they arise in your lab.
Data may be filtered by lot number, date range, analyte, method,
instrument and reagent supplier.The final report can be exported to
excel or PDF displaying the Mean, SD, CV and number of participants.
Access true real-time peer group statistics
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Acusera Advisor*
is an optional tool designed to help you select the
optimum QC strategy for each individual test in use. Not only will the
Advisor tool recommend a set of QC multi-rules, it will also suggest a
minimum QC frequency based upon the performance of the method
in question. The use of QC multi-rules will reduce false rejections,
unnecessary troubleshooting and the need for costly repeat tests
without affecting error detection.
Recommendations can be made once you have entered a minimum of
20 results for at least two levels of control and set performance limits.
Recommendations are based upon normalised OPSpec charts. Once
performance limits have been defined, the software will determine
the CV% and Bias%. These are then used to calculate the normalised
operating point. A normalised OPSpec chart is then used to select the
appropriate QC strategy.
A report can be easily generated displaying a list of all assays along with
the Analytical Quality Assurance (AQA) achieved with the currently
used multi-rules and a suggested minimum QC frequency.
Automatically recommends QC multi-rules and optimal QC frequency
ACUSERA ADVISOR
*
Not available in USA
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The AuditTrail Report is a secure,computer generated,electronic report
displaying all events leading to the creation, modification and deletion of
an electronic record.
Regulatory bodies frequently require laboratories to document the
review of their QC data. Actions, comments and audit trails, when used
in combination, provide an effective way of documenting the review
process whilst providing a secure method of storing data.
The report can be filtered by any of the following criteria; date,
instrument ID, lot number, test or action. The report can be easily
converted to PDF and printed for reference.
Provides a complete overview of historical actions that cannot be edited or deleted
AUDIT TRAIL REPORT
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20. DATA ENTRY OPTIONS
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Software options
Description Cat. No.
Acusera 24•7 Live Online Peer Group Activation and 12 Month License QC4218
Acusera 24•7 Live Online Peer Group 12 Month License Renewal QC4204
Acusera 24•7 Connect+
QC4205
+
Pending site survey completion *
Not available in USA
Manual result entry
Easily create custom panels for faster result entry of multiple tests at once, with the option to enter single or summarised data for each
test or panel.
1. Analyser generates QC result. 2. QC result is manually entered by the user
into the Acusera 24•7 Live Online software.
1. Acusera 24•7 Connect securely collects and processes QC data directly
from the LIS/LIMS for import into Acusera 24•7 Live Online.
Fully automated import of QC data direct from your LIMS
Automatically capture data directly from your LIMS with Acusera 24•7 Connect and import into Acusera 24•7 Live Online without
the need to manually import files.
• Reduce workload by eliminating manual data entry or import
• Eliminate transcription errors
• Secure real-time connection without disruption to the laboratory
OurAcusera 24•7 Connect team will work directly with you and your IT team to implement the best solution for your lab’s requirements.
LIMS
Semi-automated result entry via EDI
EDI is the ideal solution for laboratories that don’t want the hassle of manual data import but still want to benefit from a reduction in
time and elimination of transcription errors.
1. An export file containing
the QC result and associated
information is generated by
the analyser or LIS/LIMS
system.
2.The user imports the EDI file
into the Acusera 24•7 Live
Online software.
Note: First time users must first create a new configuration for the EDI file and carry out EDI mapping.
21. Is Acusera 24•7 Connect required to import QC data?
Acusera 24•7 Connect is only required if you wish to import QC data automatically. Data can also be
entered manually using the data entry screen or in a semi-automated manner using the EDI function.
FAQs
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How secure is Acusera 24•7 Live Online?
To authenticate users,a number of security measures are used,including:participant number,username
and a password combination (for individual role-based accounts). Password complexity standards are
enforced on user account setup. CAPTCHA is enforced after several failed login attempts to prevent
or guard against automated attacks. HTTPS and X509 certificate authentication is in place meeting
industry security standards.
Are there any additional software requirements?
You must have access to a Java applet.This software is available as standard on almost all modern
computers, laptops and notebooks.
What if I forget my username or password?
If an individual with user level or manager level access forgets their username and password, they
should contact the laboratory administrator. If an administrator or group co-ordinator forgets their
username or password, there is a reset password link available for you to reset your details.
How many user levels are available?
There are five user levels available: administrator, manager, user, group co-ordinator technical
support. Co-ordinators will have access to all group data but will not be able to edit, delete or add
any data. User access may be customised per user to ensure access to only the required functionality.
How is Acusera 24•7 Live Online upgraded?
Any newAcusera 24•7 releases will be available online automatically.Additional installation of software
is not required.
How do I register for Acusera 24•7 Live Online?
New Acusera 24•7 participants can register their details on the Randox QC Platform, after which
login information will be sent to the laboratory administrator. The laboratory administrator will then
set up all other users with their access level, username and password.
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GLOSSARY
Bias%
In Acusera 24•7, Bias is the difference between the Peer Group Mean and the observed value. Bias
is generally calculated as a percentage and can either be positive or negative (above or below the
target value).
Bias is calculated using the below formula:
Laboratory Mean - Peer Group Mean
Peer Group Mean
Bias% = x 100
Coefficient of Variation Index (CVI)
The CVI compares the precision from your laboratory to the precision of other laboratories in your
chosen peer group.The Coefficient of Variance (CV) from your lab is divided by the CV from the
Peer Group to give the CVI for your laboratory.
The CVI is calculated using the below formula:
Laboratory CV
Peer Group CV
CVI =
Standard Deviation Index (SDI)
SDI provides an indication of how well your mean compares to the Peer Group Mean for a given
assay and control lot. An SDI of 0 means that there is no difference between the laboratory mean
and the Peer Group Mean.
SDI is calculated using the below formula:
Laboratory Mean - Peer Group Mean
Peer Group Standard Deviation
SDI =
Total Error (TE)
Total Error represents the overall error in a test result that is attributed to imprecision (%CV) and
inaccuracy (%Bias).
TE is calculated using the below formula:
TE = %Bias + (1.96 * %CV)
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GLOSSARY
Sigma
Sigma looks at the number of standard deviations (SD) or‘sigmas’that fit within the quality specifications
of the process. In the laboratory, the quality specifications relate to the Total Allowable Error (TEa).
The higher the number of standard deviations that fit between these limits, the higher the sigma score
and the more robust the process or method is. As sources of error or variation are removed from
a process the SD becomes smaller and therefore the number of deviations that can fit between the
allowable limits is greater, ultimately resulting in a higher sigma score.
A Sigma score can be calculated for each individual assay. Sigma scores of 3 are undesirable and
indicate poor quality QC performance, while a sigma score of 6 or more indicates a world-class
quality QC performance.
Sigma is calculated using the below formula:
TEa% - Bias%
%CV
Sigma =
Uncertainty of Measurement (UM)
With every result generated in the laboratory there will always be a degree of error. Uncertainty
of Measurement (UM) looks at the doubt that exists for the result of any measurement. In order to
calculate the uncertainty, we need to look at the intra-assay precision and inter-assay precision. Intra-
assay precision refers to precision within a run (20 replicates or more of the same sample at the same
time). Inter-assay precision refers to precision over a number of different runs (20 or more replicates
of the same sample over several days e.g.one replicate every day for 20 days).The Standard Deviation
(SD) is then calculated for the intra and inter-assay precision.
Uncertainty is calculated using the below formula:
u = A2
+ B2
U = 2 x u
Where;
A = SD of the Intra-assay precision
B = SD of the Inter-assay precision
u = Standard Uncertainty
U = Expanded Uncertainty
24. RELATED PRODUCTS
As a world leading manufacturer of multi-analyte true third party controls, thousands of laboratories rely on Randox to
accurately assess test system performance and ultimately empower them with the confidence required to release patient
test results. With more than 390 analytes available, the number of individual controls required to cover your test menu is
significantly reduced while simultaneously reducing costs, time and storage space. A choice of formats is available, including
liquid or lyophilised, which ensures flexibility and suitability for laboratories of all sizes and budgets. Helping you to meet
ISO 15189:2012 requirements:
• Designed to react to the test system in the same manner as a patient sample, helping to reduce inconvenient shifts in QC
results when reagent batch is changed and ultimately providing a true indication of laboratory performance.
• The presence of analytes at key decision levels ensures accurate instrument performance and eliminates the need for
additional low/high controls at extra expense.
• Manufactured independently from any instrument, the Acusera range delivers unbiased performance assessment with any
instrument or method, while eliminating the need for multiple instrument specific controls.
Product Portfolio
Antioxidants | Blood Gas | Cardiac Markers | Routine Chemistry | Coagulation | Haematology | Diabetes
Immunoassay | Immunology | Lipids | POCT | Therapeutic Drugs | Toxicology | Urine Chemistry
True third party quality controlsACUSERA
Uniquely combining more than 100 analytes conveniently in a single
control, laboratories can significantly reduce costs and consolidate
without compromising on quality. As true third party controls, unbiased
performance assessment with any instrument or method is guaranteed.
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Boasting over 45,000 participants and more than 360 parameters across 32 comprehensive flexible EQA programmes,
RIQAS is the largest international EQA scheme. Designed to cover all areas of clinical testing, each of our multi-analyte
programmes is designed to reduce the number of individual programmes required saving precious laboratory time and
money. In addition each programme benefits from a wide range of concentrations, frequent reporting, rapid feedback and
informative yet user-friendly reports.
• Programmes accredited to ISO/IEC 17043 helping laboratories to meet ISO 15189:2012 requirements.
• Simple one page per parameter report format enables at-a-glance performance assessment saving time spent analysing
results.
• Rapid report turnaround within 72 hours from the submission deadline ensures any corrective actions can be taken
quickly, minimising the number of sample repeats required.
• Laboratories can register up to 5 instruments per programme at no extra cost and receive a complimentary multi-
instrument report for comparative performance assessment.
Programme Offering
Ammonia/Ethanol | Anti-TSH Receptor | Blood Gas | BNP | Cardiac | Cerebrospinal Fluid (CSF) | Clinical Chemistry
Coagulation | CYFRA 21-1 | ESR | Glycated Haemoglobin (HbA1c) | Haematology | Human Urine
Immunoassay | Immunoassay Speciality 1 | Immunoassay Speciality 2 | Immunosuppressant | Lipid | Liquid Cardiac
Maternal Screening | Serology (EBV) | Serology (HIV/Hepatitis) | Serology (Syphilis) | Serology (ToRCH)
Specific Proteins | Sweat Testing | TDMs | Trace Elements in Blood | Trace Elements in Serum
Trace Elements in Urine | Urinalysis | Urine Toxicology
Randox International Quality Assessment SchemeRIQAS
RELATED PRODUCTS
With over 45,000 lab participants, peer group numbers are maximised
ensuring availability of data for a wide range of instruments and methods.
26. RANDOX - A GLOBAL DIAGNOSTIC SOLUTIONS PROVIDER
RX series of Clinical Analysers
The RX series combines robust hardware and intuitive software with the world leading RX series test menu, including
routine chemistries, specific proteins, lipids, therapeutic drugs, drugs of abuse, antioxidants and diabetes testing. Renowned
for quality and reliability, the RX series boasts one of the most extensive dedicated clinical chemistry test menus on the
market guaranteeing real cost savings through consolidation of routine and specialised tests onto a single platform. This
extensive dedicated test menu of high quality reagents guarantees excellence in patient care reducing costly test re-runs
or misdiagnosis and offers unrivalled precision and accuracy for results you can trust.
Biochemistry Reagents
Randox offers an extensive range of diagnostic reagents, giving biochemistry laboratories the opportunity to advance their
routine and niche testing.The Randox reagents range goes beyond routine chemistries. At Randox we re-invest significantly
in research and development to ensure we meet the ever changing needs of the laboratory. As a result, the esoteric
reagents range from Randox is extensive and includes sLDL, Lipoprotein(a), H-FABP, Cystatin C, TxBCardio, Adiponectin,
Bile Acids, Copper, D-3- Hydroxybutyrate, G-6-PDH, Non-Esterified Fatty Acids,Total Antioxidant Status and Zinc. Randox
Reagents provide a number of benefits for the laboratory: Cost savings through excellent stability, automated methods
and standards supplied with some kits; confidence in results with high performance methods, minimal interferences and
wide measuring ranges; convenience and choice with applications for over 100 biochemistry analysers; liquid ready-to-use
reagents, a wide range of kit sizes and complementary controls and calibrators
Biochip Array Technology
Biochip ArrayTechnology (BAT) is an innovative assay technology for multi-analyte screening of biological samples in a rapid,accurate
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Randox has been supplying laboratories worldwide with revolutionary
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tools which offer reliable and rapid diagnosis. We believe that by providing
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CONTACT US
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