Longitudinal Study of Error Prevalence in Pennsylvania Physicians' Office Laboratories
作者： Miriam J. Bloch
DOI: 10.1001/JAMA.1988.03410020096036
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摘要: We examined the results of low-volume—laboratory proficiency testing program for new physician office participants in Commonwealth Pennsylvania. Serum glucose, hemoglobin, urinalysis, throat culture, urine and Gram's stain were included study. Quarterly error rates each analyte determined; between one fourth all laboratories that made at least during first two quarters more same subsequent quarters. show participation quarterly a 12- to 15-month period did not lead measurable increase performance. For be effective, we suggest it supplemented by additional methods lower rates, such as regulation or intensive consultation training services personnel physicians' laboratories. (JAMA1988;260:230-235)
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