Abbott Point of Care Inc.

Ge Healthcare Bio-sciences Corp.

Pierre Emeric

Graham Davis

Gary John Vandersleen

Narendra Soman

Paul Wasserman

Sergey Gershtein

Thomas Ewart

Paul Glavina

Christopher Fetters

Jody Ann Tirinato

Jaymin Patel

Craig H Schneider

Dan Molloy

Maureen Weber

Cary James Miller

Tian-Xian Zhao

Seth Hunter

Mitchell Tilson

Katrina Petronilla Di Tullio

John N Blum

Kaushal K Verma

Yang Zhang

Smitha Rk Sutrala

John J Doskoczynski

Joseph John Kevin Ó Ruanaidh

Marcin R Swiatek

Vadim Rozenfeld

The invention relates to a thermal control system for controlling the temperature of a fluid. In particular, the invention relates to a control system having at least two heating elements, at least one of which is used for directly or indirectly heating a fluid, and at least one of which is used for heating a thermal probe used to determine the temperature of the fluid. The heating systems are controlled by at least one feedback controller.

Thermal control system for controlling the temperature of a fluid

The present invention relates to a method and system for quality compliance, system and operator verification, and process management for point of care biological sample testing systems used in hospitals and other medical delivery environments. Specifically, the present invention may be directed to a computing device configured to generate a plurality of attributes configured to assess a competency level of an operator to operate at least one sample testing instrument, obtain operator derived data pertaining to the operator's ability to operate the at least one sample testing instrument, and determine a competency level of the operator for the at least one sample testing instrument based the plurality of attributes and the operator derived data.

Management system for point of care testing

The present invention covers the integration and utility of accelerometer features into a clinical analysis system. For example, measurement of dynamic acceleration and orientation of a blood-testing instrument with respect to Earth's gravitational field may be used to determine reliability of a test procedure and optionally to provide corrective elements thereof.

Portable clinical analysis system for immunometric measurement

Operation and verification of a portable clinical analysis system

This invention relates generally to devices and methods for performing optical and electrochemical assays and, more particularly, to test devices, e.g., cartridges, methods and systems, wherein the test devices have an entry port configured to receive a test sample into a holding chamber; a first conduit having at least one lateral flow test strip; and a displacement device, such as a pneumatic pump, configured to move a portion of said test sample from said holding chamber into said first conduit. The present invention is particularly useful for performing immunoassays and/or electrochemical assays at the point-of-care.

Optical assay device with pneumatic sample actuation

Self correction for spatial orientation and motion of portable clinical analyzers

Portable clinical analysis system for hematocrit measurement

Spatial orientation determination in portable clinical analysis systems

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Princeton, NJ, United States of America

Pierre Emeric