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    This document summarizes key ethical principles in clinical laboratory testing: 1) Patient autonomy, confidentiality, and right to decline testing must be respected at all stages. 2) Tests should only be performed with consent and must benefit the patient. Accurate analysis and reporting of results according to standard procedures ensures quality. 3) Identifiable information and test results must be kept confidential, whether in electronic or hard copy records, and appropriate retention and disposal policies followed.

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    This document summarizes key ethical principles in clinical laboratory testing: 1) Patient autonomy, confidentiality, and right to decline testing must be respected at all stages. 2) Tests should only be performed with consent and must benefit the patient. Accurate analysis and reporting of results according to standard procedures ensures quality. 3) Identifiable information and test results must be kept confidential, whether in electronic or hard copy records, and appropriate retention and disposal policies followed.

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    MLS 103. Lecture 3 Lab Ethics g.

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    Pre-analytical ethics analytical Post-analytical


    Autonomy Benefits Right to decline
    confidentiality Archiving of results : electronic or hard copy

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    Justice treated
    - Harms or
    saftey _ - All patients are
    equally . - Discard samples or
    storage .

    * identification . * appropriate sample ¢ technique .


    -

    Analyzing specimens accurately . _

    policies & destruction of medical records

    *
    labeling samples → right tests are
    preformed . _ STAT or turnaround times .
    & Specimen retention & discard should

    * handling specimen .
    be put in place .

    Consent ; Doctor request is coincidered as a concent . _


    Identification of authorized personnel

    -
    The patient 's right to refuse being tested allowed to access medical records .

    -
    Confidentiality .

    -
    All tests should benefit the patient .
    Best evidence

    •
    Helping patients around .

    - Universal precautions to protect patient & worker .

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    Standard operation procedures .

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    - No additional specimens .

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    Manners in transportation .

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