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billable test

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billable test
Lab medicine A unit of productivity in clinics and hospitals–where it is an 'ordered' laboratory test. Cf Workload unit.


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The Workload Reporting System has been replaced by CAP's Laboratory Management Index Program, or LMIP, which uses standardized billable test counts.
Staffing guidelines from workload by Baer, Daniel M. / Medical Laboratory Observer
In univariate analyses, there are strong positive associations between staffing levels and the annual clinical pathology billable test volumes and the annual total laboratory test volumes (P < .
Assessing Performance, Productivity, and Staffing Needs in Pathology ... by Scott A Martin and Patricia E Styer / Archives of Pathology & Laboratory Medicine
The full service Laboratory Department currently performs in excess of 250,000 billable tests per year with growth projections expected to reach 500,000 tests over the next 5 years.
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