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EPISODE · Mar 6, 2014 · 13 MIN

Invention and Validation of an Automated Camera System That Uses Optical Character Recognition to Identify Patient Name Mislabeled Specimens

from Clinical Chemistry Podcast

Although standardization of barcodes and label formats has lowered the number of mislabeled specimens in clinical laboratories, it remains a potential source of pre-analytical error. Published error rates of mislabeled specimens range up to as high as just over 1 percent.

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