Publications by authors named "Sharon Ehrmeyer"

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POCT Analysts' Perspective: Practices and Wants for Improvement.
Sten A Westgard, Henk M J Goldschmidt, Sharon S Ehrmeyer

J Appl Lab Med· May 2020

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A critical appraisal of a methodology for estimating analytical variation from sequential patient blood gas measurements.
Sohrab Mansouri, Paul D'Orazio, Sharon Ehrmeyer

Clin Biochem· December 2017

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Satisfying regulatory and accreditation requirements for quality control.
Sharon S Ehrmeyer

Clin Lab Med· March 2013

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Plan for quality to improve patient safety at the point of care.
Sharon S Ehrmeyer

Ann Saudi Med· November 2011

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Collective opinion paper on findings of the 2010 convocation of experts on laboratory quality.
Greg Cooper, Niels DeJonge, Sharon Ehrmeyer, John Yundt-Pacheco, Rob Jansen

Clin Chem Lab Med· May 2011

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Regulatory compliance for point-of-care testing: 2009 United States perspective.
Sharon S Ehrmeyer, Ronald H Laessig

Clin Lab Med· September 2009

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Point-of-care testing, medical error, and patient safety: a 2007 assessment.
Sharon S Ehrmeyer, Ronald H Laessig

Clin Chem Lab Med· January 2008

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CLIA 2003's new concept: equivalent quality control.
Ronald H Laessig, Sharon S Ehrmeyer

MLO Med Lab Obs· January 2005

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Has compliance with CLIA requirements really improved quality in US clinical laboratories?
Sharon S Ehrmeyer, Ronald H Laessig

Clin Chim Acta· August 2004

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Using a creatinine ratio in urinalysis to improve the reliability of protein and albumin results.
Sharon Ehrmeyer

MLO Med Lab Obs· January 2003

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