Westguard Rules and Multi-Rules for Clinical Chemists!

Westguard Rules and Multi-Rules for Clinical Chemists!
Internal Quality Control in Biochemistry Clinical Laboratory and Quality Management.
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[@SumanDhang-bw8vb]

Thank you sir❤️

[@shereensharief1794]

Very clear discussion of qc 👍👍👍 thank you doc

[@DrArindamGhoshBiochemistry]

Most welcome!

[@dipalidas8937]

Thanks Dr Ghosh this was a very good lecture. Please do make the video on an in depth discussion as you mentioned towards the end 🙏🏻

[@DrArindamGhoshBiochemistry]

Sure. Will do it :)

[@ekramul3338]

Thanks sir..

[@DrArindamGhoshBiochemistry]

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[@muntahafazal237]

Sir plz make detail video on this topic.

[@DrArindamGhoshBiochemistry]

I will do it..

[@domenicoscarpino3715]

Hi sir, I know that violating some of the Westgard rules would provoke a process shift. I wonder what that means exactly as the central mean is not moving.

[@DrArindamGhoshBiochemistry]

Basically its a shift in trend. And laboratory Means do change from time to time :) If a similar trend continues so its better to identify any systemic error and rectify asap!

[@domenicoscarpino3715]

@@DrArindamGhoshBiochemistry I understand thank you. Actually I was interested to know if the grand mean shifts when special causes are present. The reason why I get a bit confused is that the grand mean is calculated by averaging all the single means (including those out of control), so I wonder how the grand mean itself can shift if it's calculated by averaging the points of its own chart.

[@heytheredelilah4174]

Sir, can i still interpret an R4s violation if it's not on 2 consecutive days? For example, day 5 is outside control limits, day 6 (the mt failed to record the value) and on day 7, the value is again outside control limits

[@DrArindamGhoshBiochemistry]

R4s has no relationship with days. It's a random error not a trend. One can have r4s on consecutive days..but they are isolated events..not related to each other..

[@madhurvanisudha1039]

wanna detail class of wastegaurd rules and corrective action

[@DrArindamGhoshBiochemistry]

Okay. Will do it

[@madhurvanisudha1039]

@@DrArindamGhoshBiochemistry Thank you Sir

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[@iftealig]

Westguard

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