Premium Content Preview | 5 Compelling Reasons to Reevaluate Your Test Results Process
In this eBrief we look at why increasing the efficiency of critical test results management (CTRM) is of vitalimportance for your organization and your patients.
Potential Impact of Poorly Handled Test Results
THE FIVE REASONS:
PATIENT CARE MAY BE SUFFERING
Test results can mean everything when people are in the hospital and worrying about what’s happening to them. Every minute counts when it comes to having tests interpreted and the results sent to the ordering physician. In the case of critical lab or radiology results, the faster the results are relayed, the faster the treatment can begin. Even for normal results, quick delivery can give peace of mind, or perhaps help doctors rule out several possible problems in their efforts to diagnose a condition.
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