SCCM Resource Library-What Are the Key Factors Influencing Glucose Variability in Point-of-Care and Serum Measurements? (Team 8)

What Are the Key Factors Influencing Glucose Variability in Point-of-Care and Serum Measurements? (Team 8)

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Team 1, mistakenly labeled as Team 8, won the patient safety category at a Datathon in New York. They examined disparities in glucose measurements, focusing on factors influencing glucose variability between point-of-care and serum tests. Utilizing the EICU database, they analyzed demographic and treatment variables affecting glucose measurement errors, revealing no ethnic bias in general but identifying some hospitals with potential unequal effects. Their research highlights the importance of understanding digital determinants of health and biases in measurement technologies. The team plans further analysis to explore and rectify potential disparities in medical device errors.

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45-Minute Session | Discovery, the Critical Care Research Network: Datathon Winner Presentations

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Membership Level Professional

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Year 2024

Keywords

glucose variability

patient safety

EICU database

measurement errors

digital determinants

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