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Complete blood count reports vary in the total types of results recorded across academic and community hospitals in the United States.
This study evaluates the variation in complete blood count reporting practices between academic and community hospitals in the US.
CBC reporting variation may complicate cross-site interpretation; leaves open whether standardization improves clinical utility or research comparability.
This cross-sectional study of laboratory test records from US hospitals compares the total types of complete blood count results recorded in academic and community settings.
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Go et al. (2025) studied this question. Complete blood count reports vary in the total types of results recorded across academic and community hospitals in the United States.
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