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All quality-control (QC) programs have two things in common: collect data on a predefined system and use these for evaluation. What data, how frequently they are collected, and how they are used to the best effect should be a function of the systems that are being monitored.This book provides guidance that clinical laboratories will find useful for meeting their needs. It contains clear explanations of current thinking for monitoring performance of clinical laboratory tests, taking into account the improved performance of modern systems compared with those available when Levey and Jennings first published their scheme in 1950. The author meets the difficult challenges of establishing an effective system, starting with …

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Performance-Driven Quality Control. Zoe C. Brooks. Washington, DC: AACC Press, 2001, 204 pp., $36.00 (members), $45.00 (nonmembers), soft cover. ISBN 1-890883-54-9.