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Dear ACB Mailbase members and colleagues,

I would be grateful if you could please take some time and complete the following survey concerning the rates of haemolysed samples that your laboratory receives, originally sent out in November 2016.  To complete the survey will need the rates of haemolysis for your lab and acute sites (AE, MAU, SCBU) expressed as a percentage of workload received per month from that site. The results of the survey will be reported back to the ACB through the clinical practice group and if required I can also send a copy to individuals if they require. Many thanks again.

 

https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/XQL86RD

 

 

Tim

 

Dr Tim Lang FRCPath

Consultant Clinical Scientist

Head of Department

Clinical Biochemistry Department

University Hospital of North Durham

North Road

Durham

DH1 5TW

0191 333 2694

0191 333 2115 (Fax)

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