Titlebook: Informatics for the Clinical Laboratory; A Practical Guide fo Daniel F. Cowan (Professor of Pathology and Direct Book 2005 Springer-Verlag

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Bar Coding in the Laboratory,y system with several elaborations, including one-dimensional, two-dimensional, and matrix codes. The development of bar coding was a response to the need to rapidly identify objects and incorporate information about them into a format that does not depend on the ability of the human eye to interpre

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Process Modeling,ns.. The value of a model simulation is that it allows exploration of proposed changes in a real, operating system without having to bear the risk and costs of change until the optimal system has been identified and tested. For the purpose of this chapter a system is defined as a combination of elem

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Imaging, Image Analysis and Computer-Assisted Quantitation,k measured the sizes of microscopic objects, including human erythrocytes, using reference objects such as hairs and grains of sand.. Drawings from observation and later from the camera lucida were the earliest means of recording microscopic images. With the development of photography in the ninetee

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