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metrological traceability in laboratory medicine: a standalone construct

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Laboratory medicine

property of a patient result being linked to higher-order reference materials and methods through an unbroken calibration chain with stated uncertainty.

In laboratory medicine, metrological traceability in laboratory medicine refers to property of a patient result being linked to higher-order reference materials and methods through an unbroken calibration chain with stated uncertainty. This meaning comes from Vesper (2009) in Clinical Chemistry.[1]

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Vesper, H. W., & Thienpont, L. M. (2009). Traceability in Laboratory Medicine. Clinical Chemistry, 55(6), 1067-1075. https://doi.org/10.1373/clinchem.2008.107052

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