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244 related items for PubMed ID: 20472844

  • 1. Reduction in specimen labeling errors after implementation of a positive patient identification system in phlebotomy.
    Morrison AP, Tanasijevic MJ, Goonan EM, Lobo MM, Bates MM, Lipsitz SR, Bates DW, Melanson SE.
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  • 3. Life after phlebotomy deployment: reducing major patient and specimen identification errors.
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  • 4. Significant reduction of laboratory specimen labeling errors by implementation of an electronic ordering system paired with a bar-code specimen labeling process.
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  • 17. Standardized patient identification and specimen labeling: a retrospective analysis on improving patient safety.
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  • 18. Reducing major identification errors within a deployed phlebotomy process.
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  • 19. Predictable and avoidable human errors in phlebotomy area - an exclusive analysis from a tertiary health care system blood bank.
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