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Computers in Healthcare
|August 7, 1988
Abstract:
Bar codes have received wide acceptance and have permeated many industries since their early days in the railroad industry. They offer a simple and cost-effective approach to a variety of operational situations. Clinical labs are especially well-suited for this technology.
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01:02Sample Handling
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01:24Automated Microbial Diagnostics
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