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Aug 24, 2025, 17:53
Order of Draw Matters: Phlebotomy Tips for Reliable Test Results by Naveed Hussain
Naveed Hussain, Head of Laboratory Medicine in Shifaa Hospital Lda, shared a post on LinkedIn:
“Order of Draw in Phlebotomy:
Adhering to the correct order of draw is a critical component of laboratory medicine. It ensures:
- Accurate and reliable test results
- Prevention of cross-contamination between additives
- Improved patient safety and quality standards
As professionals in laboratory science, we must always prioritize excellence in the pre-analytical phase, because quality diagnostics begin at the moment of sample collection.”
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