<abstract xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml"><p>Antibody identification involves preparation of a comprehensive report for the benefit of the referring physician. These reports require technical, supervisory, and clerical time to produce a quality report. To standardize laboratory reporting of immunohematologic test results in an increasingly cost-conscious environment, we developed computer-generated laboratory report forms. These forms permit the reference laboratory technician to produce final reports with only a few keystrokes. Use of the program also reduces typographic errors and staff time, standardizes reports, and permits data storage and analysis of all antibody reports. <bold><italic>Irnmunohematology</italic></bold> 1995;11:54–59.</p></abstract>

Antibody identification involves preparation of a comprehensive report for the benefit of the referring physician. These reports require technical, supervisory, and clerical time to produce a quality report. To standardize laboratory reporting of immunohematologic test results in an increasingly cost-conscious environment, we developed computer-generated laboratory report forms. These forms permit the reference laboratory technician to produce final reports with only a few keystrokes. Use of the program also reduces typographic errors and staff time, standardizes reports, and permits data storage and analysis of all antibody reports. Irnmunohematology 1995;11:54–59.

Antibody identification reports: a microcomputer program

Immunohematology

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Antibody identification involves preparation of a comprehensive report for the benefit of the referring physician. These reports require technical,...

Antibody identification reports: a microcomputer program

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.21307/immunohematology-2019-789

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