Review of Lab Results - EPLHA.03

Last updated on August 19, 2015

Clinical review and interpretation of laboratory results data must be done within the context of the primary lab report for medico-legal purposes.

Since some laboratories send interpretative comments as individual batteries, you must review the battery in context with other batteries on the same lab report to ensure that clinically relevant information is not missed.

If you have any questions regarding the laboratory results you can contact the testing laboratory.

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