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INTRODUCTION: The aim of the study was to determine the current state of laboratory’s extra-analytical phase performance by calculating preanalytical and postanalytical phase quality indicators (QIs) and sigma values and to compare obtained data ...
Zorbozan, Orçun +4 more
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Guidelines for complete blood count in medical laboratories effects of preanalytical parameters
As technology progresses, automatic analyzers substitute manual procedures and reduce analytical errors. However, as the number of test orders inhospitals and correspondingly as the number of sample accessioning in medicalbiochemistry laboratories ...
Coşkun, Cihan +16 more
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Patient safety is a leading challenge in healthcare and from the laboratory perspective it is now well established that preanalytical errors are the major contributor to the overall rate of diagnostic and therapeutic errors. To address this, the European
Sumarac, Zorica +31 more
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Preanalytical issues are a major part of routine coagulation laboratory errors. Automation in detection of preanalytical problems, including hemolysis, icterus and lipemia (HIL), improper tube fill volume, and undue clotting, has recently been ...
Laurence Rozen +5 more
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Auditing preanalytical phase: an autoevaluation of laboratories
Preanalytical phase is more prone to errors due to non-automated activities such as collection, handling, transportation and preparation of specimens. Since 2007, PNAEQ (Programa Nacional de Avaliação Externa da Qualidade) provides a specific program on ...
Correia, Helena +2 more
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IntroductionPreanalytical errors, account for 46%–68% of laboratory errors. These errors impact diagnostic accuracy, patient safety, and healthcare costs. This study investigates preanalytical errors in the central clinical laboratory of Dr. D.Y.
Dr. Pragati Gupta, Dr. Parag J. Ratnakar, Dr. Abhinav Shetty, Dr. M.B. Iqbal, Dr. C.R. Gore.
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Unusual Analytic Error Which Can Mimic as a Preanalytical Error
MEENAKSHI SHANKAR +3 more
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Background: The preanalytical phase is more vulnerable to errors. Thisstudy aimed to establish preanalytical quality indicators (QIs) suitable for Korean clinical laboratories and investigate the current status of preanalytical phase performance ...
Sollip Kim +5 more
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Risk analysis of the preanalytical process based on quality indicators data
Background:Improving quality and patient safety in the medical biochemistry laboratory accredited according to the International Standard Organization (ISO 15189:2012) requires the patient-centered evaluation of errors based on the implementation of ...
Sonja Perkov +5 more
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