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Introduction to Laboratory Informatics: Life of a Specimen – Communicating Results

The post analytic phase consists of communicating testing results and storage or disposal of the specimen. This video will describe how the LIMS is involved in communicating results and determining storage or disposal of the specimen.

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Introduction to Laboratory Informatics: Life of a Specimen
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