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Article
April 2005
Specimen mislabeling: A significant and costly cause of potentially serious medical errors
Preanalytical errors are a significant source of medical
errors that can jeopardize patient safety. Proper specimen labeling
practices are critical components of effective and accurate patient
identification.
These variables are now considered part of the
preexamination process in the newest CLSI quality system...
Process optimization
Preanalytical phase
Article
October 2003
Benchmarking as part of competency testing
Like many hospitals throughout the world, the Princess Royal Hospital in Sussex, England has set up a quality assurance (QA) scheme to verify the competency of glucose-meter operators. Their scoring system, however is anything but typical.
Instead of relying solely on individual results, the system also uses...
Quality assurance
Point-of-care testing
Glucose
