Moving average quality control: principles, practical application and future perspectives

Moving standard deviation and moving sum of outliers as quality tools for monitoring analytical precision

(2018) Jiakai Liu et al.   CLINICAL BIOCHEMISTRY

Can a combination of average of normals and “real time” External Quality Assurance replace Internal Quality Control?

(2018) Tony Badrick et al.   CLINICAL CHEMISTRY AND LABORATORY MEDICINE

A method for optimization and validation of moving average as continuous analytical quality control instrument demonstrated for creatinine

(2016) Huub H. van Rossum et al.   CLINICA CHIMICA ACTA

Verification of out-of-control situations detected by “average of normal” approach

(2016) Jiakai Liu et al.   CLINICAL BIOCHEMISTRY

Continuous Improvement in Continuous Quality Control

(2016) S. T. Bennett   CLINICAL CHEMISTRY

Optimization of a Moving Averages Program Using a Simulated Annealing Algorithm: The Goal is to Monitor the Process Not the Patients

(2016) D. Ng et al.   CLINICAL CHEMISTRY

Average of delta: a new quality control tool for clinical laboratories

(2016) Graham RD Jones   ANNALS OF CLINICAL BIOCHEMISTRY

Median of patient results as a tool for assessment of analytical stability

(2015) Lars Mønster Jørgensen et al.   CLINICA CHIMICA ACTA

Monitoring laboratory data across manufacturers and laboratories—A prerequisite to make “Big Data” work

(2015) Kenneth Goossens et al.   CLINICA CHIMICA ACTA

Changing the paradigm of laboratory quality control through implementation of real-time test results monitoring: For patients by patients

(2015) James K. Fleming et al.   CLINICAL BIOCHEMISTRY

Patient Population Controls

(2012) R. Neill Carey   CLINICS IN LABORATORY MEDICINE

Patient result median monitoring for clinical laboratory quality control

(2011) Andrew Wilson et al.   CLINICA CHIMICA ACTA

Long-Term Stability of Clinical Laboratory Data--Sodium as Benchmark

(2011) H. C. M. Stepman et al.   CLINICAL CHEMISTRY

Commutability Limitations Influence Quality Control Results with Different Reagent Lots

(2010) W. G. Miller et al.   CLINICAL CHEMISTRY