Development and Application of a Laboratory-Developed Quality Control Program for Blood Glucose Monitoring Systems: A Single Institute Experience
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Dear Editor, Many hospitals use blood glucose monitoring systems (BGMSs) supported by software for internal quality control (IQC) data management and transmission of patient data to the hospital information system (HIS). However, in some cases, user friendliness for patients or the cost of the device is prioritized over the availability of data transfer software. Consequently, some hospitals use BGMSs without the support of software. This method may be appropriate to familiarize patients with the system during the hospitalization period, if they will use the same system for the self-monitoring of blood glucose. Therefore, for the management and analysis of IQC data, we established a laboratory-developed quality control program (LDQCP) as an IQC data management program for the BGMS in the absence of software.
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Dear Editor, Many hospitals use blood glucose monitoring systems (BGMSs) supported by software for internal quality control (IQC) data management and transmission of patient data to the hospital information system (HIS). However, in some cases, user friendliness for patients or the cost of the device is prioritized over the availability of data transfer software. Consequently, some hospitals use BGMSs without the support of software. This method may be appropriate to familiarize patients with the system during the hospitalization period, if they will use the same system for the self-monitoring of blood glucose. Therefore, for the management and analysis of IQC data, we established a laboratory-developed quality control program (LDQCP) as an IQC data management program for the BGMS in the absence of software.