Decision criteria for the selection of analytical instruments used in clinical chemistry
1980
Decision Criteria for Selecting Analytical Instruments in Clinical Chemistry
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Author Information
Author(s): R. Haeckel, F. L. Mitchell, H. Biittner, M. Hjelm, T. D. Geary, Bengt Sandblad, Thomas M. Craig
Hypothesis
What are the decision criteria for selecting new clinical instrumentation?
Conclusion
The study discusses the essential criteria for selecting analytical instruments in clinical chemistry, emphasizing the importance of both monetary and non-monetary factors.
Supporting Evidence
- The study highlights the need for more information on selecting clinical instruments.
- It emphasizes the importance of integrating instrument selection into laboratory management.
- The criteria discussed are relevant not only to clinical chemistry but also to other industrial environments.
Takeaway
This study helps people understand how to choose the right tools for testing in labs, making sure they pick the best ones for their needs.
Methodology
The study involved discussions and presentations at a symposium focused on decision criteria for instrument selection.
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