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Quality control in the new environment. Part III: Automated hematology

P Bachner, S C Kimler

MLO: Medical Laboratory Observer

|October 7, 1986

Abstract:

Modern hematology instruments and commercial control material have simplified precision control. Further QC savings are possible through such means as retained patient specimens and weighted moving averages.

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