I am seeking QC data and collaborators for glucose, calcium and sodium for March, 2018. Please send data and/or join a team to evaluate the results. http://rmw.awesomenumbers.org/spring2018
We will use new software to calculate sigma plus 'risk metrics' such as the frequency number and cost of errors. Can sigma predict cost? Apparently not! See the image attached.
We will also simulate failure of various 'acceptable risk criteria' to compare effectiveness of the latest Westgard & CLSI EP 23-A QC processes. Again we will measure the number and cost of errors reported, as well as costs to perform QC.
Let's measure impact of automated best practice for risk management; I think it is VERY significant.
Please join me. See M.O.R.E. here http://edu.awesome-numbers.com/course/view.php?id=74
Quality Control. See attached file. We are studying risk management and the relationship, or lack of, between sigma and cost of error.
Dear Z.C. Brooks,
I have great interest in QC. Though I need sometime to go through the attached info. I will get back to you much later.
Regards
Modestus
Hi
Please refer to:
1. Ian Cameron R. Raman (2005).Process Systems Risk Management, Volume 6 1st Edition, Academic Press.
2. Alyaa Aboud Almanssoor (2008). Planning of Petrochemical Industry under Environmental Risk and Safety Considerations. A thesis presented to the University of Waterloo, 1-200.
https://uwspace.uwaterloo.ca/bitstream/handle/10012/3767/THESIS-FINAL.pdf?sequence=1
3. Al-Sharrah, G.K., Edwards, D.W., and Hankinson, G. (2007). A New Safety RiskIndex fro Use in Petrochemical Planning. Process Safety and Environmental
Protection, Trans IChemE, 85, 533-540.
4. Hille, R. (2002). Assessment of Conventional and Radiological Risks for theHandling of Hazardous Substances in Research Centres. Trans IChemE, 80, 298-
304.
Regards,
Zuhair
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