Re: [Histonet] Cost Analysis:

2015-01-17 Thread Rene J Buesa
Costs have to include MATERIALS and SALARY component so you have to do several things:1- determine the hands-on time preparing the slide to go the IHC procedure. For example: if you do IHC automated there is time in handling the slides to complete HIER (even when the HIER time itself does not

RE: [Histonet] Cost Analysis:

2015-01-17 Thread Joelle Weaver
I used the vendor reagent contract/proposal/organizational pricing. You need the cost for each reagent, bulk, detection, ancillaries, slides, coverslips, labels and antibody. I broke it down by each component in the per slide unit, then figured it the other way by adding each individual cost

RE: [Histonet] Cost analysis

2012-08-01 Thread joelle weaver
QI Macros software or Palisades Decision Tools software may help ( maybe latter for cost-seeking emphasis). It will help you track the data, make good comparision charts,find hidden waste and cost, and perform calculations with sensitivity analysis beyond Excel Joelle Weaver MAOM, HTL

Re: [Histonet] Cost Analysis

2008-12-17 Thread Rene J Buesa
Michelle: From grossing to HE slide all procedures manual: materials = $2.11 + labor = $3.20 Total = $ 5.31; using automatic stainers and coverslippers: material = $ 2.00 + labor = $ 2.71 TOAL = $ 4.71 Under separate cover I am sending an article I wrote on the subject with costs for many other