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Preanalytical requirements: Focus on urine culture
In a microbiology laboratory, the urine cultures rank among the major tests ordered by doctors. Urine culture using both automated and traditional manual methods are commonly used.
Sunite A Ganju, Neeraj Kumar Ganju
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Objectives Proposal of a risk analysis model to diminish negative impact on patient care by preanalytical errors in blood gas analysis (BGA). Methods Here we designed a Failure Mode and Effects Analysis (FMEA) risk assessment template for BGA, based on ...
V. Van Hoof +8 more
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Evaluation of Awareness of Laboratory Professionals about Preanalytical Errors and Their Impact [PDF]
Background: Laboratory results are critical for clinical decision-making. The preanalytical phase accounts for approximately 68% of laboratory errors.
Mansi Kalsi, Nishtha Wadhwa, Kiran Bhat
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Aim. To create and validate an algorithm for automatic aliquoting of serum and plasma samples for biobanking as part of a large-scale study.Material and methods.
M. S. Pokrovskaya +5 more
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Artificial intelligence in the pre-analytical phase: State-of-the art and future perspectives [PDF]
The use of artificial intelligence (AI) has become widespread in many areas of science and medicine, including laboratory medicine. Although it seems obvious that the analytical and post-analytical phases could be the most important fields of application
Lippi Giuseppe +2 more
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Assessment of phlebotomy errors by direct observation of sample collection procedure in a NABL Accredited Hospital: An Observational study [PDF]
Background: Preanalytical phase is largely dependent on phlebotomist. The most frequently encountered preanalytical errors are hemolysis, incorrect patient identification, clotted specimens and insufficient sample volume.
Kavita Aggarwal +5 more
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Aims: (a) To evaluate the types and frequencies of preanalytical errors occurring in a tertiary care hematology diagnostic center and (b) To evaluate differences if any, across groups [outpatient data (OPD) vs inpatient data (IPD), type of test requested
Kavita Gaur +5 more
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A novel multimodal approach for the assessment of phlebotomy performance in nurses
Phlebotomy is presumably the most challenging preanalytical aspect in laboratory medicine. In Europe, inpatient phlebotomy is performed by nurses in 45–60 % of cases. We aimed to develop and test a novel phlebotomy assessment tool for nurses.
Oprea Oana Roxana +2 more
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Introduction: In order to fight against preanalytical errors, a simulation workshop around the requirements of this phase was carried out by the team of the biochemistry laboratory of the university hospital of Tangier Tetouan Alhoceima.
H. Khalki +3 more
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Enzyme immunoassay in the practice of a physician
Enzyme linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA) plays an important role in various fields of medicine. It is currently the most accessible laboratory technique. The article discusses the basic principles of solid-phase ELISA, its most famous modifications. The
Oksana V. Moskalets
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