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Este documento describe los procedimientos y principios relacionados con los valores críticos de laboratorio y las pruebas críticas, asegurando que los resultados se comuniquen rápidamente para

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How to fill out lab-automated critical values and

1. Open the laboratory information system (LIS) where the critical values are recorded.
2. Navigate to the section for automated critical values.
3. Identify the patient or test for which the critical values are being entered.
4. Input the relevant critical value thresholds (e.g., high and low limits).
5. Specify the test type and any additional parameters required.
6. Review the inputs for accuracy and ensure all mandatory fields are filled.
7. Save the changes and confirm that the automated critical values are now reflected in the system.
8. Set notifications or alerts for when critical values are reached or exceeded.

Who needs lab-automated critical values and?

1. Healthcare professionals who handle lab results, including doctors and nurses.
2. Laboratory technicians who require guidelines for interpreting critical values.
3. Quality assurance teams working to ensure compliance with health and safety standards.
4. Administrative staff managing patient records and reporting.
5. Regulatory agencies that monitor laboratory practices and patient safety.

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What is lab-automated critical values?

Lab-automated critical values refer to specific health indicators identified through laboratory tests that indicate potentially life-threatening conditions. These values are automatically flagged by laboratory information systems to ensure prompt communication with healthcare providers.

Who is required to file lab-automated critical values?

Laboratory professionals and clinical staff involved in patient care are typically required to file lab-automated critical values. This includes technologists, lab managers, and healthcare providers responsible for interpreting and acting on the results.

How to fill out lab-automated critical values?

Filling out lab-automated critical values typically involves entering the patient’s information, the specific critical value obtained from tests, the date and time of the test, and any other relevant clinical information into the laboratory information system or designated reporting format.

What is the purpose of lab-automated critical values?

The purpose of lab-automated critical values is to enhance patient safety by ensuring that critical test results are communicated quickly and effectively to healthcare providers, enabling timely intervention and treatment.

What information must be reported on lab-automated critical values?

Information reported on lab-automated critical values typically includes patient identification details, the critical test result, the normal reference range, the date and time of the test, and any additional notes regarding the patient's condition or required follow-up actions.