1.Qualitative and quantitative analysis of Rhodobryum giganteum by using nonlinear oscillating chemical fingerprint technique.
Rui-Ping YE ; Hai-Xia WANG ; Jie-Rong PEI ; Ze-Shuai ZHANG ; Tong-Chuan SUO ; Wen-Long LI ; Zheng LI
China Journal of Chinese Materia Medica 2020;45(10):2406-2410
A new method for qualitative and quantitative analysis of Rhodobryum giganteum by using the nonlinear oscillating chemical was established for improving the quality control standard of R. giganteum. Its potential(E)/time(t) curve was recorded by electrochemical workstation in the oscillation reaction system of BrO~-_3-Ce(SO_4)_2-H_2SO_4-malonic acid/tartaric acid. The nonlinear oscillating chemical fingerprints were investigated for repeatability, and it was found that the RSD values of the four characteristic parameters of R. giganteum were less than 4.1%, indicating a good repeatability and high precision of this experiment. After optimizing the experimental parameters such as particle size, rotation speed and temperature, a new method based on nonlinear oscillating chemical was used for qualitative and quantitative analysis of R. giganteum. The results showed that there was a good linear relationship between the induction time/the period of oscillation and the dosage of herbs(0.1-1.1 g), with the relative coefficients of 0.978 and 0.975, respectively. Besides, the highest potential showed a nonlinear relationship with the dosage of herbs, with the relative coefficient of 0.999. This method was also used to discriminate the R. giganteum and R. roseum. They were similar in appearance, but their fingerprints were quite different. Independent sample t test results showed that there were significant differences in the oscillation time, the maximum amplitude and the induction time, providing a basis for the identification of the basic sources of Herba Rhodobryi Rasei.
Quality Control
2.Case Study on Improvement of Hospital Foodservice by Introduction of FMEA Techniques: Focus on Food Delivery Service Quality and Customer Satisfaction.
Hye Jin KIM ; Jeong Im HONG ; Gyu Jin HEO
Journal of the Korean Dietetic Association 2015;21(1):25-36
In this study, we attempted to improve hospital food delivery service quality and customer satisfaction by using FMEA (Failure Mode and Effect Analysis), which is applied to the quality control of products in manufacturing plants. Subjective food delivery service quality improvement was judged based on a 5-point likert scale. Traditional FMEA uses an RPN (Risk priority number) to evaluate the risk level of a component or process. The RPN index was determined by calculating the product of severity, occurrence, and detection indexes. In our results, total RPN value (P<0.01) significantly decreased after FMEA introduction, whereas customer satisfaction (P<0.001) and food delivery service quality (P<0.001) significantly increased. Specifically, foodservice errors (P<0.01) and loss cost (P<0.01) were significantly improved by FMEA introduction. Taken together, we suggest that FMEA reduces critical activities and errors in foodservice delivery caused by simple priority selection.
Quality Control
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Quality Improvement
3.Self analysis of external quality control data of Kyungpook National University Hospital.
Jung Sun YANG ; Eun Sook CHUNG ; Kyung Eun SONG ; Jang Soo SUH ; Won Kil LEE ; In Sik LEE ; Yong Suk KIM ; Jay Sik KIM
Korean Journal of Clinical Pathology 1991;11(1):49-71
No abstract available.
Gyeongsangbuk-do*
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Quality Control*
4.A Comparative Study on the Interlaboratory Triglyceride Determination.
Myung Jin KIM ; Tae Young KIM ; Won Sang YOO
Korean Circulation Journal 1979;9(1):23-25
Quality control survey was done on the plasma triglyceride determination of six laboratories and following results were obtained. 1) Coefficients of variation were less than 5% in 3 laboratories and over 10% in one laboratory. 2) High interlaboratory variation was inferred from the mean values ranging from 104.0~136. 4mg% (sample A) with enzyme method and 44.7~65.3 (Sample B) with acetylaceton method. 3) Establishment of normal plasma triglyceride level in Koreans and supervised quality control by the authority seemed to be urgent.
Plasma
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Quality Control
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Triglycerides*
5.Annual Report on External Quality Assessment of Immunoassay Subcommittee in Korea (2003).
Hyon Suk KIM ; Hwan Sub LIM ; Young Lan KIM ; Han Soo CHO ; Hea Sun CHUN ; Seob SHIN ; Young Soon JUNG ; Oh Hun KWON ; Deog An KIM ; Young Kee KIM ; Jin Q KIM ; Young Kyu SUN
Journal of Laboratory Medicine and Quality Assurance 2004;26(1):103-201
Two trials of external quality assessment were performed in 2003. Thirteen test items of immunoassay with ten control materials were surveyed. The response rate of external quality assessment for Immunoassay Subcommittee were 93.8% and 92.8%. Ten control materials were consisted of 8 home-made pooled sera and 2 commercial control sera. The results are summarized as follows. 1. Laboratories participating in external quality control program of immunoassay were 259 laboratories and the response rate were 93.8% and 92.8% in 2003. 2. Chemiluminiscence immunoassay autoanalyzer was now widely introduced comparing to previous years and now it is the most popular analyzer in the field of immunoassay testing. 3. Still some test items show big variations of the test results of the same control material according to autoanalyzer. Generally the quality of the participating laboratories seems to be thought being improved. And in the following years, new planning of the statistic analysis and some standardization protocols could be introduced.
Immunoassay*
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Korea*
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Quality Control
6.Surveillance of quality of surface water at 3 districts An Bien, Hon Dat and Tiep Hiep of Kien Giang province
Journal of Practical Medicine 2004;487(9):3-6
The results of analysis showed that the pH were <6.5 or >8.5 in 45% of drinking water samples. The rate of drinking water samples that NO2 concentrations exceeded the set standards were between 10.9% and 30% in 3 districts (An Bien, Hon Dat, and Tan Hiep). The concentrations of organic substances and NH4 also exceeded 0-15% of standards, and many samples were substandard about microorganism such as E.coli, faecal coliform (15%) with p<0.05. It’s necessary to survey and study especially the local fact in building bore-well.
Water
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Epidemiology
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Quality Control
7.Development and Application of a Laboratory-Developed Quality Control Program for Blood Glucose Monitoring Systems: A Single Institute Experience.
Hae Il PARK ; Jongbo CHO ; Sang Min LEE ; Jang Won SON ; Sung Rae KIM ; Soonjib YOO ; Seong Su LEE
Annals of Laboratory Medicine 2017;37(4):362-364
No abstract available.
Blood Glucose*
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Quality Control*
8.Development and Application of a Laboratory-Developed Quality Control Program for Blood Glucose Monitoring Systems: A Single Institute Experience.
Hae Il PARK ; Jongbo CHO ; Sang Min LEE ; Jang Won SON ; Sung Rae KIM ; Soonjib YOO ; Seong Su LEE
Annals of Laboratory Medicine 2017;37(4):362-364
No abstract available.
Blood Glucose*
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Quality Control*
9.Annual Report on External Quality Assessment of Immunoassay Subcommittee in Korean Clinical Laboratory Survey (2004).
Hyon Suk KIM ; Hwan Sub LIM ; Young Ran KIM ; Han Soo CHO ; Hea Sun CHUN ; Seob SHIN ; Young Soon JUNG ; Oh Hun KWON ; Deog An KIM ; Young Kee KIM ; Jin Q KIM ; Young Kyu SUN
Journal of Laboratory Medicine and Quality Assurance 2005;27(1):91-110
Two trials of external quality assessment were performed in 2004 as previous year. Thirteen test items of immunoassay with ten control materials were surveyed. The response rate of external quality assessment for Immunoassay Subcommittee were 94.4% and 98.6%. Ten control materials were consisted of 8 home-made pooled sera and 2 commercial control sera (LyphoCheck, BioRad, USA). The results are summarized as follows. 1. Laboratories participating in external quality control program of immunoassay were 259 laboratories and the response rate were 94.4% and 98.6% in 2004. 2. Chemiluminiscence immunoassay autoanalyzers were most widely used in the field of immunoassay testing. 3. A new test item CA125 was introduced in this year from the second trial of external quality survey. 4. Still some test items show big variations of the test results of the same control material according to autoanalyzers. The quality of the participating laboratories seems to be thought being continuously improved. And, some new methods of the statistic analysis and some standardization protocols were considered to be introduced in the surveillance systems.
Immunoassay*
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Quality Control
10.Preliminary Quality Evaluation of Blood Biochemical Tests in some Provincial Laboratories, Districts and Privates in the North of Vietnam
Ngoc Thien Pham ; Tranh Duc Tran ; Nam Hoai Tran
Journal of Medical Research 2008;0(1):85-91
Introduction: Quality control in medical laboratory includes internal quality control and external quality control is very necessary for the quality management of medical laboratory tests. However, many laboratories for different reasons have not carried out quality control, its benefits, as well as inadequately evaluated affected risks of laboratory test quality. \r\n', u'Objectives: Two objectives are set for the research. First, to evaluate the quality of blood biochemical tests in some of the provinces, districts and private laboratories in the North of Vietnam. Second, factors that affect the quality of the medical laboratory tests are also examined. \r\n', u'Subjects and method: In this study, human control serum of Biorad is sent as ordinary blood samples to the 6 provincial, 12 district and 10 private laboratories to analyze some normal blood biomedical indexes. We also collected the necessary information on staff, equipments, and chemicals\u2026of the laboratories.\r\n', u'Results: There are five main findings in the areas of (1) general information about the laboratories, (2) laboratory test results of blood biochemical indexes with true value at the normal level, (3) laboratory test results of blood biochemical indexes with true value at the pathological level (level 2), (4) the accuracy of laboratory test results based on the blood test sample level 1, (5) the accuracy of laboratory test results based on the blood test sample level 2. In general, the first results of analyzed biomedical indexes are very different by statistical calculation between laboratories. \r\n', u'Conclusion: The research results indicated that the quality of analyzed biomedical indexes in some laboratories is not ensured. It is necessary to find the reasons and the ways to resolve the problem. \r\n', u'
Quality control
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Clinical test