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DXA Statistical Quality Control (DXASQC) Spreadsheet

Courtesy of John Cormack Medical Imaging Division, Flinders Medical Centre, Adelaide, South Australia.

For technologists and physicians to assess the Quality Control of their DXA Scanner.
DXASQC is a spreadsheet template designed to plot and assess the statistical significance of drifts in the calibration of DXA scanners. It uses standard statistical quality control (SQC) techniques to flag QC phantom measurements which indicate that the scanner calibration has drifted, or may be about to drift, outside accepted calibration limits.


The DXASQC spreadsheet program is available in TWO VERSIONS:

  • DXASQCv2_8(Man) - for MANUAL data entry from any densitometry machine.
  • DXASQCv2_8(Auto) - for AUTOMATIC data access from GE/Lunar machines which use the GE “Encore” bone densitometry software.

MANUAL Data Entry from any densitometry machine AUTOMATIC Data Access from GE/Lunar machines with "Encore" software ONLY

You can download and save these 2 files separately, or you can download them in a single, smaller ZIP file.

Read the instructions first:
Microsoft Word file Read Me - DXASQCv2_8(Man) (WORD DOC: 98KB)

Microsoft Excel File DXASQCv2_8(Man) spreadsheet (EXCEL FILE: 4.21MB)



ZIP file ZIP file containing the above 2 files (ZIP 781KB)

You can download and save these 3 files separately, or you can download them in a single, smaller ZIP file.

Read the instructions first:
Microsoft Word file Read Me - DXASQCv2_8(Auto) (WORD DOC: 99KB)

Microsoft Excel File DXASQCv2_8(Auto) spreadsheet (EXCEL FILE: 4.88MB)

Microsoft Access file Sample SQC database (ACCESS FILE: 312KB)\



ZIP file ZIP file containing the above 3 files (ZIP 894KB)
 

 

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