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Phlebotomy on trial

D J Ernst

    MLO: Medical Laboratory Observer
    |July 1, 1999
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    Collecting blood specimens can carry an element of risk for your laboratory-errors in judgment and technique may cause injuries that leave you vulnerable to litigation. In this article, an expert witness discusses six ways to protect your lab from phlebotomy liability.

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