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Development of a preanalytical errors recording software [PDF]
Biochemia Medica, 2010 Background: Although the contribution of laboratory diagnostics is integral to the clinical decision making, quality and safety in diagnostic testing are essential to furthering the goal of high-quality and safe healthcare. Despite remarkable advances in the quality of the total testing process, the preanalytical variability is the leading source of ...
LIPPI, Giuseppe +6 more
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Unveiling the hidden clinical and economic impact of preanalytical errors
Türk Biyokimya DergisiThe preanalytical phase is the basis upon which the accuracy and reliability of laboratory testing mostly depend. Despite many recent advancements in laboratory medicine, preanalytical errors remain the most common source of diagnostic inaccuracies ...
Lippi Giuseppe
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Journal of Applied HematologyThis comprehensive review explores the critical importance of the preanalytical phase in hematology laboratory testing and its significant impact on the overall quality of results.
Pooja Dattatray Mankar +4 more
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No preanalytical errors in laboratory testing: a beneficial aspect for patients. [PDF]
Indian J Clin Biochem, 2012 Laboratory services are the backbone of the modern health care sector. Effective laboratory service is the amalgamation of precision, accuracy, and speed of reports delivered to the patient. In spite of rapid advances in laboratory science, it is still susceptible to various manual and systemic errors.
Rana SV.
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Correction: Preanalytical Errors in Hematology: Insights From a Tertiary Care Hospital. [PDF]
CureusIntroduction Errors occur in the laboratory at any level of the testing process. Recognizing these errors may cause patient distress by delaying diagnosis and management until results are released. This study aims to assess preanalytical errors in the laboratory and suggests methods to prevent them to improve accuracy and efficiency in the hematology ...
Kani V, Kannan K, Arumugam S, Sonti S.
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Analysis and actions after laboratory errors in a Chinese university hospital [PDF]
BMC Health Services ResearchBackground Diagnostic errors pose a critical threat to patient safety, heavily relying on accurate laboratory medicine. However, research specifically addressing laboratory errors (LEs) remains limited globally.
Ying Guo +3 more
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PREDICT: a checklist for preventing preanalytical diagnostic errors in clinical trials [PDF]
Clinical Chemistry and Laboratory Medicine (CCLM), 2019 Abstract Although the importance of guaranteeing a high level of preanalytical quality in routine diagnostic testing has already been largely acknowledged over the past decades, minor emphasis is currently being placed on the fact that accurate performance and standardization of many preanalytical activities are also necessary ...
Lippi, Giuseppe +3 more
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Preanalytical Error Sources: Pediatric Laboratory Experience
İstanbul Medical Journal, 2017 Objective: Accurate laboratory results are important in disease detection, classification, treatment, and follow-up. In this study, we aimed to evaluate records within a year for samples rejected in a biochemistry laboratory.Methods: Data of rejected ...
Esra Fırat Oğuz +2 more
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Evaluation of specimen rejection rates in the preanalytical phase and nurses’ experiences: a mixed design study [PDF]
BMC NursingBackground The preanalytical phase is considered the most error-prone part of laboratory testing and significantly contributes to medical errors. Specimen rejections during this phase can delay diagnosis and treatment, compromise patient safety, and ...
Yasemin Güner +3 more
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Preanalytical Errors in Hematology Laboratory- an Avoidable Incompetence. [PDF]
Iran J Pathol, 2016 Quality assurance in the hematology laboratory is a must to ensure laboratory users of reliable test results with high degree of precision and accuracy. Even after so many advances in hematology laboratory practice, pre-analytical errors remain a challenge for practicing pathologists.
HarsimranKaur VN +3 more
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