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Facility typeTotal analyte Unsatisfactory Unsussessfuchallenges% (n°) % (n°)• Physicians'office656 21.5 (141) 4.4 (29)laboratories• Physicians'officelaboratories using 662 14.0 (93) 1.8 (12)medical technologistsNon-physicians'physicians'office2991 8.1 (243) 0.9 (26)laboratories• lHurst J., JAMA 1998;279:468-71.
(all other testing sites vs hospital and independent laboratories))AnalyteOdds ratio confidence(95% interval))•Allanalytes2.89•Potassium7.51 (6.59-8.54)•Theophylline5.5 (4.64-6.64)•Hemoglobin4.56 (4.08-5.09)•Uric acid 4. 32 (3.78-4.94)•Total bilirubin 4.28 (3.78-4.85)Stull TM et al., JAMA 1998;279:463-7.
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