Quality Control (QC) Troubleshooting Guide
Guideline C24-A3 STATISTICAL QUALITY CONTROL FOR QUANTITATIVE MEASUREMENT PROCEDURES. QC Flag Determination The DxC uses the Z-score method to standardize the scale of a normally distributed measurement variable. For an individual control result, the Z-score represents the distance in standard deviations from the assigned mean.
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