Understanding Diagnostic Measurements surveys the measurements used to assess a diagnostic’s accuracy because a test must achieve a certain level of accuracy before receiving regulatory approval. Understand how these measurements determine false negative and false positive percentages. Learn the meaning of variability, sensitivity, and specificity and calculate each. This course is for those new to diagnostic development who need a primer on the necessary measures to achieve regulatory approval.
Suggested Prerequisites
Diagnostic Approval and Reimbursement
How Diagnostic Work: DNA-Based Diagnostics
How Diagnostic Work: Protein-Based Diagnostics
Certificate Requirements
- View the entire course
- Pass course exam with a 70 percent
Certificate Requirements
- View the entire course
- Pass course exam with a 70 percent
02 Section 1: Introduction to Measurements
Introduction to Measurements
Introduces the concept of measurements and discusses the process of producing, using and interpreting a standard curve when attempting to determine th...More
03 Section 2: Variability of Measurements
04 Section 3: Accuracy of Measurements
Accuracy of Measurements
Shows how the analysis of various bi-modal distributions determine if patients fall within the normal or abnormal range for a disease and how to ident...More
Certificate Requirements
- View the entire course
- Pass course exam with a 70 percent