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Practice Guideline
. 2018 Jan 1;76(1):23-44.
doi: 10.1684/abc.2017.1313.

[Critical care testing: SFBC recommendations in 2018]

[Article in French]
Michel Vaubourdolle  1 , Jean-Caude Alvarez  2 , Françoise Barbé  2 , Jean-Louis Beaudeux  2 , Elodie Boissier  2 , Hélène Caillon  2 , Philippe Chatron  2 , Marie-Laure Joly-Guillou  2 , Agnès Mailloux  2 , Marie-Hélène Tournoys  2
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[Critical care testing: SFBC recommendations in 2018]

[Article in French]
Michel Vaubourdolle et al. Ann Biol Clin (Paris). .
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Abstract

The SFBC Working Group on critical care testing describes in this paper the SFBC recommendations for the determination of maximal turnaround times (TAT) for laboratory medicine examination in emergency conditions. The table presented in a previous paper was updated, taken into account the clinical situations, as well as the emergency response capabilities of the medical laboratory. These new French recommendations must to be based to each local situation in a clinical-biological context between the physicians and the specialist in Lab Medicine.

Keywords: ISO 15189; accreditation; critical care testing; guidelines; turnaround time.

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