Laboratory Turnaround Time¶
Hawkins, R. C. (2007). Laboratory Turnaround Time. 28(4), 179-194.
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Primes¶
- Evidence-Latency Window
- A result clock. The evidence that would best inform the decision becomes available only at time E, on a separate clock often governed by a different actor: culture turnaround, forensic confirmation, weather resolution, assay time, clearing latency.
This sourceReviews laboratory turnaround time — the elapsed interval from order to result report, governed by the testing process rather than the clinician — establishing the separate result clock on which informing evidence arrives.
- A result clock. The evidence that would best inform the decision becomes available only at time E, on a separate clock often governed by a different actor: culture turnaround, forensic confirmation, weather resolution, assay time, clearing latency.
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