Titlebook: Clinical Laboratory Science in the Changing Scene of Health Care; Proceedings of the s J. P. Ashby Conference proceedings 1987 MTP Press Li

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ere a European concept of health and health care? 2 JGW Wittkiimper 7 3 The effects of health and safety legislation on the practice of clinical laboratory science A Berlin, AE Bennett and WJ Hunter 19 4 Current economic, technical and political pressures at the laboratory level: some benefits towar

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Would the Value of Clinical Laboratory Science be Increased by Further Written and Material Standardher it can be supported by facts. To verify the statement it is necessary to compare the situation in the Netherlands with the proposed Standard for Quality Assurance of the ECCLS (August 1983). In this standard the terms . and . are defined as follows:

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Would the Value of Clinical Laboratory Science be Increased by Further Written and Material Standardion of the services can be envisaged in accordance with the real needs, and not the demands, of the population. Last but not least, a high quality of the services must be ensured. In any of these four phases, standards of various kinds are involved.

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The Clinical Laboratory in the Changing Scene of Health Care as Seen in the USAis becoming such a key concern, that many fear the quality of health care is likely to suffer. This environment presents new challenges for NCCLS, as consensus standards become one of the key cost-effective factors in ensuring the continued quality of laboratory medicine.

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