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Quality Indicators in Laboratory Medicine: From theory to practice: Preliminary data from the IFCC Working Group Project “laboratory Errors and Patient Safety”

Sciacovelli et al., 2011

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3976791971610280729
Author
Sciacovelli L
O’Kane M
Skaik Y
Caciagli P
Pellegrini C
Da Rin G
Ivanov A
Ghys T
Plebani M
IFCC WG-LEPS
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Clinical chemistry and laboratory medicine

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Abstract Background: The adoption of Quality Indicators (QIs) has prompted the development of tools to measure and evaluate the quality and effectiveness of laboratory testing, first in the hospital setting and subsequently in ambulatory and other care settings …
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