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  • Title: Getting More Information From Glucose Meter Evaluations.
    Author: Krouwer JS, Garrett PE.
    Journal: J Diabetes Sci Technol; 2019 Nov; 13(6):1175-1177. PubMed ID: 31064212.
    Abstract:
    Glucose meter evaluations are common in publications and inform whether the meter meets the ISO 15197 specification. The ISO 15197 specifications, which are universally cited, leave 1% of results unspecified, which can be thought of as typical performance of results (99%) versus rare performance (1%). Suggestions are provided to extract more information from these evaluations, including rare performance, since highly discrepant results or failure to obtain a result can be observed in a glucose meter that has met the ISO 15197 specification. It is also recommended that when manufacturers perform evaluations, they analyze adverse events contained in the FDA MAUDE database. Finally, we point out an important problem with the ISO 15197 specifications.
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