The Westgard Advisor Configure Rule Selection dialog box appears.
The Configure Rule Selection Wizard Step 2 of 4 dialog box appears with the following message:
What date range should be used to compute performance estimates from your laboratory data?
Important: The data within the Lab Data Range is used to compute performance estimates such as the mean and coefficient of variation (CV) of the laboratory. Select a representative sample of laboratory data that correlates with the performance expected to achieve in the future.
The Configure Rule Selection Wizard Step 3 of 4 dialog box appears with the following message:
Which level should be used to compute performance estimates from your laboratory data?
SPC rules are suggested by analyte. If testing more than one level of control, select a single level to compute performance estimates for the analyte.
Highest Total Error (resulting in conservative settings)
Lowest Total Error (resulting in optimistic settings)
The Configure Rule Selection Wizard Step 4 of 4 dialog box appears with the following message:
Which Group do you want to compare to?
Performance estimates can include bias if a consensus group is selected for comparison. Select This Lab to omit bias from the performance estimates. Otherwise, select Peer, Method, or All Labs for the appropriate consensus group comparison.
By default, the Grid option of the Design QC Rules dialog box appears and shows the suggested rules and other statistics.
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