IVD Technology
May/June 1998
Selected Contents
Cover Story: Dispensing systems for miniaturized diagnostics
by Thomas C. Tisone
Advances in IVD technologies, including the rapid growth in the field of point-of-care tests, are continuing to challenge the capabilities of existing systems for dispensing diagnostic regeants. But equipment manufacturers are showing that they're up to the task.
Purchasing controls for IVD manufacturing
by Russ Hangos
A significant number of product recalls have occurred because device manfacturers did not have adequate means of controlling the quality of the products and servies they purchased. Manufacturers can prevent such occurrences by complying with the requirements of FDA's new quality system regulation.
Design considerations for IVD clinical trials: Time-staggered multiple end points and related issues
by Cheryl L. Hayden and Michael L. Feldstein
A clinical study using multiple end points offers several advantages that can justify its increased complexity and potentially greater costs including improved flexibility in preparing regulatory submissions.
Regulations and Standards:
by Bradley Merrill Thompson
CLIA reform: Present and future
Editor's Page
The siren song of new technologies
IVD Technology News
Diagnostic products make medical design excellence awards finals
Joint panel hears views on gold standards
NMPs for cervical cancer prediction
TB test identifies resistant strains
Enhanced detection for target genes
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