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CLSI EP32 R : 1ED 2006

Superseded

Superseded

A superseded Standard is one, which is fully replaced by another Standard, which is a new edition of the same Standard.

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METROLOGICAL TRACEABILITY AND ITS IMPLEMENTATION

Available format(s)

Hardcopy , PDF

Language(s)

English

Published date

17-02-2006

Superseded date

18-12-2025

Superseded by

CLSI EP32:2025

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Abstract
Committee Membership
Foreword
1 Scope
2 Introduction
  2.1 Quality in Laboratory Medicine
  2.2 External Environment
3 Definitions
4 Traceability
  4.1 Overview of the Process for Establishing Traceability
  4.2 Process to Establish Traceability
  4.3 Reporting Traceability in Product Literature
References
Appendix A - Traceability and Calculating Uncertainty of
             Calibrator Levels for hCG
Appendix B - XYZ Glucose Analytical System Glucose Calibrator
             Traceability Summary
Appendix C - System X Glucose Calibrator Traceability Example
Related CLSI/NCCLS Publications

Gives guidance on establishing traceability of the chemical calibration step in clinical laboratory measurements, based on the traceability requirements for in vitro diagnostic (IVD) medical devices as given in ISO 17511 and ISO 18153 and in accordance with the requirements for traceability as stated in the IVD Directive.

DevelopmentNote
Formerly CLSI X5 R. (07/2013)
DocumentType
Report
ISBN
1-56238-598-4
Pages
56
PublisherName
Clinical Laboratory Standards Institute
Status
Superseded
SupersededBy

CLSI C37 A : 1ED 99 PREPARATION AND VALIDATION OF COMMUTABLE FROZEN HUMAN SERUM POOLS AS SECONDARY REFERENCE MATERIALS FOR CHOLESTEROL MEASUREMENT PROCEDURES
CLSI EP5 A2 : 2ED 2004 EVALUATION OF PRECISION PERFORMANCE OF QUANTITATIVE MEASUREMENT METHODS
CLSI EP10 A2 : 2ED 2002 PRELIMINARY EVALUATION OF QUANTITATIVE CLINICAL LABORATORY METHODS
CLSI EP6 A : 1ED 2003 EVALUATION OF THE LINEARITY OF QUANTITATIVE MEASUREMENT PROCEDURES - A STATISTICAL APPROACH

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