Inexpert use of IVDs in Vietnam behind high proportion of medical errors
This article was originally published in Clinica
Executive Summary
Health experts in Vietnam say that local private labs and clinics need greater regulation because errors in tests conducted at these centres have reached unacceptable levels. Fully 68% of medical errors are said to be associated with diagnostic testing, delegates at a recent conference in Ha Noi were told.
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