AI systems in clinical practice

Laboratory systems
Becton Dickinson Systems
(1) QBC™ AUTOREAD™ Plus System for point-of-care haematology testing
(2) The Sceptor™ MIC interpreter

developed by clinical domains keywords
BD Haematology, hospital microbiology labs Rules-based systems
location commissioned status
description
Becton Dickinson, an international health care technology company, has a number of systems that were developed at the corporate R&D centre and are in routine use by customers.
(1) QBC™ AUTOREAD™ Plus System for point-of-care haematology testing.
(2) The Sceptor™ MIC interpreter. This system integrated with the Data Management Centre for the Sceptor line of microbial detection instruments. The instrument determined the Minimum Inhibitory Concentration values (i.e. the minimum amount of an antibiotic needed to kill bacteria) for a variety of drugs; from these values, the expert system generated a clear interpretation of whether the drugs would be effective against the organism. The rules for this system were based on the National Committee on Clinical Laboratory Standards' guidelines for MIC interpretation. The Sceptor system was designed for use primarily by hospital microbiology labs. No longer commercially available from BD.

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contact links
BD, 1 Becton Drive, Franklin Lakes, NJ USA 07417.
201.847.6800
acknowledgements

Archive of AI systems in clinical practice previously administered by Enrico Coiera. Used with permission. Maintained and extended since 2001 by OpenClinical.

Entry on archive: March 26 1993
Last main update: October 24 2001
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