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A judicious approach to ordering lab tests
Mitchell Kaminski1, Nitya Venkat1
1College of Population Health (Dr. Kaminski) and Sidney Kimmel Medical College (Ms. Venkat), Thomas Jefferson University, Philadelphia, PA.
Abstract:
Following these guidelines to order fewer tests can improve health care quality and patient experience, while reducing wasteful costs.
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