How the routine reporting of laboratory measurement uncertainty might affect clinical decision making in acute and emergency medicine

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@MaxJordan_N Hi. Agree with the concept! Wrote on this topic and interested in your views on it https://t.co/9focCfT0zP

It’d be more complete information, & you two are right, it would counteract the tendency to accept each result, that it’s binary normal vs not, that it’s static, absolute & definitive. Would it change frequency of testing? Might it favour fewer de…

@endocrinemed I'd love something like these error reports to appear in routine clinical chemistry @bmj_latest Also if error margins could appear on the graphing of longitudinal laboratory data on computerised records https://t.co/iFdyfdDJlV

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