Standardization and harmonization of autoimmune diagnostics
The aim of standardization and harmonization of laboratory diagnostics is to provide accurate and comparable test results for an individual patient at any time, any place. The process of standardization and harmonization should cover all phases of a diagnostic test: pre-analytical (test request, pat...
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| description | The aim of standardization and harmonization of laboratory diagnostics is to provide accurate and comparable test results for an individual patient at any time, any place. The process of standardization and harmonization should cover all phases of a diagnostic test: pre-analytical (test request, patient identification and sample collection), analytical, and post-analytical (interpretation of the test result) [1]. |
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