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There was an allegation of two instances of a patient mismatch while using the accu-chek inform ii meters.Event 1 (b)(6) 2025): at 11:35 am, a glucose test was performed on patient a (id (b)(6) using meter (b)(6).Patient a's id was correctly scanned, and a result of 9.1 mmol/l was obtained on the meter.This result was transmitted and reported under the correct patient id.At 11:39 am, a glucose test was performed on patient b (id (b)(6) using meter (b)(6).Patient b's id was correctly scanned, and a result of 5.5 mmol/l was obtained on the meter.When this result was transmitted, it was somehow tagged to patient a (id (b)(6).The staff checked the meter and found that the results (9.1 mmol/l and 5.5 mmol/l) were both tagged to patient a (id (b)(6).No result for patient b (id (b)(6) could be found on the meter.Event 2 (26-sep-2025): at 7:12 pm, a glucose test was performed on patient c (id (b)(6) using meter (b)(6).Patient c's id was correctly scanned, and a result of 12.7 mmol/l was obtained on the meter.This result was transmitted and reported under the correct patient id.At 7:15 pm, a glucose test was performed on patient d (id (b)(6) using meter (b)(6).Patient d's id was correctly scanned, and a result of 6.3 mmol/l was obtained on the meter.When this result was transmitted, it was somehow tagged to patient c (id (b)(6).The staff checked the meter and found that the results (12.7 mmol/l and 6.3 mmol/l) were both tagged to patient c (id (b)(6).No result for patient d (id (b)(6) could be found on the meter.
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