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How to use the best of your QA data Dubrovnik Course in Zagreb 2015 Gunnar Nordin

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How to use the best of your QA data

Dubrovnik Course in Zagreb 2015

Gunnar Nordin

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The topics

Evaluate your QC results! Be interested. Discuss them at the lab and with friends.

Why are my, and not others, results out of limits?

“The EQA material is not commutable”“The assigned target value is not correct”“The EQA material is not stable”

There are too many ways to express “accuracy”

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Standard for the evaluation of a participant in an EQA scheme

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Standard for assessment of IVD procedures

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A flowshart for deviating EQA-results

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A flowshart for deviating EQA-results

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A flowshart for deviating EQA-results

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EQA material should be commutable

Zhang et al, Commutability of Possible External Quality AssessmentMaterials for Cardiac Troponin Measurement, 2014

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EQA material should be stable

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ISO 13528:2015

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Stability tested by repeated measurments at one site at the day of distribution and at the last day for the round.

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The target value for a EQA material should be a true value

1. Target value known by formulation

2. Target value from by reference measurement procedure

3. Target value by ’expert laboratory methods’

4. Target value by consensus mean

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The consensus value is often not a true value

Consensus value

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”Mean of method mean” (MOMM)

Mean of the major and homogenous method group mean values

Deviating method groups are excluded

Small method groups are excluded

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”Mean of method mean” (MOMM)

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Do you think MOMM is a more realiable target value than the consensus mean?

Yes ?

No ?

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”Mean of method mean” (MOMM)

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Uncertainty is clearly defined

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What is accuracy?

”more” or ”less” are results on an ordinal scale

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Is it possible to measure accuracy?

Yes

No

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One type of measure of accuracy

Fraction of results within quality specifications

A pragmatic approach for POCT HbA1c in Sweden:

Max 2 of 10 results outside the limits

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Accuracy and bias reported to participants in Equalis HbA1c scheme

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Accuracy as ”fraction of values within” denoted ”P30” for accuracy of eGFR

Stevens, 2008

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Equalis accuracy graphs

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Accuracy described as ”total error”the simple model TEa = bias(%) + 1.65 x CV

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Accuracy described on the ”six sigma” scale

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Accuracy (or total error?) with the root mean square concept (RiliBÄK)

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Accuracy described as ”long term uncertainty measurement” (LTUM)

Matar et al, 2015

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mean absolute relative deviation (MARD) – a new accuracy metric

Much used to describe performance of continous glucose measurment (CGM)

In case of no bias MARD ≈ 0,8 x CV

No additional informationcompared with “p15”

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Alternative expressions for accuracy

1. Something that can only be good or bad?

2. A fraction of results within performance specification?

3. The “total error”

4. The root mean square of bias and precision

5. The long term uncertainty measurement (LTUM)

6. The mean absolute relative deviation (MARD)

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Thank you for listening

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Do you think MOMM is a more realiable target value than the consensus mean?

A. Yes

B. No

YesNo

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Is it possible to measure accuracy?

A. Yes

B. No

YesNo

50%50%

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Which expression for accuracy do you prefer?

A. Something that can only be good or bad?

B. A fraction of results within performance specification?

C. The “total error”

D. The root mean square of bias and precision

E. The long term uncertainty measurement (LTUM)

F. The mean absolute relative deviation (MARD)

G. The question is wrong, beacuse these terms do cover different concepts and should be given different names

A. B. C. D. E. F. G.

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How should target values be assigned to commutable EQA materials?

A. Reference method values

B. Value transfer from certified reference materials

C. Consensus mean from all participants

D. Mean of method mean (MOMM)

E. Method group mean values should be used

A. B. C. D. E.

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Some words on results that are not quantitative

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1. Semi quantitative test

2. Classification test

3. Binary test

4. Test with results ”yes/no”

5. Test with results on an ordinal scale

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What is a ”qualitative test” ?

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Performance characterstics for pregnancy tests

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How to draw the line….

Hyltoft Petersen, P., et al. (2008) Scand J Clin Lab Invest 68(4): 298-311.

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How to draw the line….

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Proposal 2: c5, c50 an c95

For ordinal binary test with a quantitative back ground scale assays should be characterized

with the three quantities:

“c5”, ”c50” and ”c95”.

The manufacturer should declare the c50 value for the assay, and describe the metrological traceability

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<c5 c5 – c95 >c95

False pos - True pos

True neg - False neg

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Internal quality assessment for ordinal tests

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<c5 c5 – c95 >c95

False pos True pos ? True pos

True neg True neg ? False neg

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External quality assessment for ordnal tests

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How do we report EQA results on ordinal scale

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Tests with deviating performance can be revealed

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Take a home message

All QC results must be evaluated and discussed.

If deviating QC results are not related the performance of the method, it might be due to properties of the material used. Some examples are:

Non commutable materialIncorrect target value for the materialUnstable material

The measure of method performance varies. Unfortunately there are today many different measures for “accuracy”. We need to agree on a common use of the concept accuracy.