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Errors in clinical laboratories or errors in laboratory medicine?
Clinical Chemistry and Laboratory Medicine, 2006 AbstractLaboratory testing is a highly complex process and, although laboratory services are relatively safe, they are not as safe as they could or should be. Clinical laboratories have long focused their attention on quality control methods and quality assessment programs dealing with analytical aspects of testing.
Mario Plebani
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Exploring the iceberg of errors in laboratory medicine
Clinica Chimica Acta, 2009 The last few decades have seen a significant decrease in the rates of analytical errors in clinical laboratories, and currently available evidence demonstrates that the pre- and post-analytical steps of the total testing process (TTP) are more error-prone than the analytical phase.
Mario Plebani
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Errors in laboratory medicine and patient safety: the road ahead
Clinical Chemistry and Laboratory Medicine, 2007 The Institute of Medicine (IOM) report, To err is human, galvanized a dramatically increased level of concern about adverse events and patient safety in healthcare, including errors in laboratory medicine.
Mario Plebani
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Causes, consequences, detection, and prevention of identification errors in laboratory diagnostics [PDF]
Clinical Chemistry and Laboratory Medicine, 2009 Laboratory diagnostics, a pivotal part of clinical decision making, is no safer than other areas of health-care, with most errors occurring in the manually intensive preanalytical process.
Giuseppe Lippi +2 more
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Hemolysis-resistant reagent: another part of the puzzle for preventing errors in laboratory testing
Clinical Chemistry and Laboratory Medicine, 2013 Hemolysis-resistant reagent: another part of the puzzle for preventing errors in laboratory ...
Mario Plebani, Giuseppe Lippi
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ERRORS IN LABORATORY PROCEDURES
JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1953To the Editor: —Surveys of laboratory accuracy (Shuey, H. E., and Cebel, J.: Bull. U. S. Army M. Dept. 9 :799, 1949) have given adequate proof that too many laboratory reports are in such gross error that they are not only misleading but, at times, a cause of serious errors.
R J, HENRY, S, BERKMAN
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Pediatric Infectious Disease, 2014
In this modern era of technology, there is plethora of investigations available in the market, but without deriving clinical diagnosis, indiscriminate use of laboratory investigations is expensive & misguiding. Laboratory investigations are neither shortcut nor final answer to the diagnosis.
Baldev S. Prajapati +2 more
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In this modern era of technology, there is plethora of investigations available in the market, but without deriving clinical diagnosis, indiscriminate use of laboratory investigations is expensive & misguiding. Laboratory investigations are neither shortcut nor final answer to the diagnosis.
Baldev S. Prajapati +2 more
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Patient identification errors: The detective in the laboratory
Clinical Biochemistry, 2013The eradication of errors regarding patients' identification is one of the main goals for safety improvement. As clinical laboratory intervenes in 70% of clinical decisions, laboratory safety is crucial in patient safety. We studied the number of Laboratory Information System (LIS) demographic data errors registered in our laboratory during one year ...
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