Descriptive prevalence study examines false positive blood cultures in children with leukaemia, highlighting quality concerns.
False positive blood cultures are one of the critical quality indicators in healthcare services and high rates cause severe quality problems. This study aimed to determine the rate of false positive peripheral blood cultures (FPPBC) and possible associated factors in children with leukaemia.
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