IFCC recommendation: The theory of reference values. Part 4. Control of analytical variation in the production, transfer and application of reference values
1991
Control of Analytical Variation in Reference Values
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Author Information
Author(s): Helge Erik Solberg, D. Stamm
Primary Institution: Rikshospitalet, Oslo, Norway and Max-Planck Institute of Psychiatry, Munich, Germany
Conclusion
Accurate and precise methods are essential for producing reliable reference values in clinical chemistry.
Supporting Evidence
- The document emphasizes the importance of reducing analytical inaccuracy and imprecision.
- It highlights the need for long-term stability of analytical methods.
- Quality control procedures are essential for monitoring accuracy and precision.
Takeaway
This paper explains how to make sure that the reference values used in medical tests are accurate and reliable.
Methodology
The document provides guidelines for ensuring accuracy and precision in the production of reference values, including quality control procedures.
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