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If a study ‘reference range’ is set, this takes precedence over high / low study ranges. The following operators will be inspected: >=, >, <=, <
If a study high and low are provided, those are inspected and are exclusive.
For anything out of range, the possible study alerts are L or H (low and high).
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Summary
ClinSpark takes a conservative approach to Lab reported Safety concerns, ensuring that we always display Alerts and Values based upon what the Lab reports. Lab results are also frequently reviewed by PIs. There can however be challenges in managing what acceptable ranges are for certain test results in specific Study context, outside of the results that are always reported by the Labs standard safety range.
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This article provides the information about configuring and using Test Reference Ranges within ClinSpark.
Defining Study-specific Reference Ranges with Tests
You can define recommended Reference Ranges for each Test on a per Study basis.
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The Study-specific Reference Ranges need to be established manually for each study. |
Reviewing Reference Ranges in Study > Lab Data
When the Test results come back from the Safety Lab, the Reference Ranges provided by the Laboratory will be displayed in Study > Lab Data > “Reference Range” column. The out of range Alerts will be calculated based on both - the Reference Range provided by the Laboratory and the one added in Labs > Configure.
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