The office laboratory director's guide
P. Fischer and L. A. Addison
More than 90% of primary care physicians have access to an office
laboratory. These physicians serve as the director of their laboratory
services and are legally responsible for test results. This responsibility
has become a greater challenge as more sophisticated laboratory testing is
available for office use. Yet clinicians find few reliable sources to help
them face these changes. This article is intended to serve as a guide for
the clinician facing the new responsibilities as laboratory director.
