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Patient Safety & Post-analytical Error

Clinics in Laboratory Medicine, 2013
Post-analytical laboratory processes have been considered to be less prone to error than preanalytical processes because of the widespread adoption of laboratory automation and interfaced laboratory reporting. Quality monitors and controls for the post-analytical process have focused on critical result notification, meeting established turnaround time ...
Stacy E, Walz, Teresa P, Darcy
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Post-Analytic Historicism

Journal of the History of Ideas, 2012
In this essay I reply to five friendly critics of my book The Logic of the History of Ideas—Martyn P. Thompson, Al P. Martinich, Sara R. Jordan, Amit Ron, and Daniel O’Neill. I want to comment on their amendments and extensions to my arguments, but also to suggest my ideas may have rougher edges than they recognize. The Logic described and defended
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Self assessment grid for the post-analytical phase

Annales de biologie clinique, 2012
This document is a proposal of questionnaire for a self-assessment of the post-examination phase: results validation, reporting and transmitting, post-examination samples keeping and documents archival storage. The questions allow to check that the laboratory fulfils the ISO 15189 Standard and COFRAC SH REF 02 document, French regulatory requirements ...
J P, Lionne   +5 more
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Pre and post analytical errors

Indian Journal of Clinical Biochemistry, 1996
Laboratory data illustrative of preanalytical errors such as the effect of improper storage of sample, the type and concentration of anticoagulant used for specimen collection, the lability of an improperly preserved sample, and the effect of infusion are presented.
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Post-Analytic Tractatus

2017
Contents: Introduction Life, art and mysticism, Luitzen Egbertus Jan Brouwer Logic and ethics as the limits of the world, Anthony Rudd To what extent is solipsism a truth?, Michael Kremer Frege at therapy, Kelly Dean Jolley 'Making sense' of nonsense: Conant and Diamond read Wittgenstein's Tractatus, Diarmuid Costello More making sense of nonsense ...
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Pre- and Post-analytical Factors in Biomarker Discovery

2019
The translation of promising biomarkers, which were identified in biomarker discovery experiments, to clinical assays is one of the key challenges in present-day proteomics research. Many so-called "biomarker candidates" fail to progress beyond the discovery phase, and much emphasis is placed on pre- and post-analytical variability in an attempt to ...
Klont, Frank   +3 more
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A Future for Africana (Post-)Analytic Philosophy

South Atlantic Quarterly, 2009
Recent years have brought substantial changes in the conditions that motivate and frame the work of Africana philosophy. Racist domination has largely given way to racialized hegemony; formal colonization has largely given way to neoliberal trade, aid, and debt regimes; and towering revolutionaries and reformers continue to give way to younger ...
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Pre- and post-analytical phases

2018
The objective of all quality assurance measures in laboratory medicine is to produce a proper diagnosis based on conclusive findings. Thereupon rests the foundation of optimal treatment for the patient. Conversely, this means for both laboratories and POCT users a paradigm shift from quality control of analyses to comprehensive quality management. This
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Post-analytical Issues in the Clinical Laboratory

2016
The final part of the laboratory testing process is known as the “Post-Analytical Phase.” In this phase, lab results are communicated to physicians. While the mechanisms of communication vary from verbal to digital, the end goal remains the same: provide accurate, timely, informative results to the physician.
Christopher R. McCudden, Monte S. Willis
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