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May 1, 1965British Journal of Haematology

International Committee for Standardization in Haematology of the European Society of Haematology.

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JFJustine FisherNorthwestern UniversityRSR. SchofieldSt Bartholomew's HospitalDPD. D. PorteousState University of New York

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Implication

Level 5 haematology data remain hypothesis-generating; prospective trials needed before any practice change.

Key Points

  • Outline the dissemination framework and standardization priorities for clinical, laboratory, and experimental haematology.
  • Catalogued core publication tracks, including original research, reviews, annotations, and laboratory reports.
  • Defined foundational criteria for standardizing diagnostic procedures across European and international haematology bodies.
  • Established an international platform for standardizing clinical and experimental haematological protocols.
  • Provided structured reporting mechanisms for laboratory guidelines, diagnostic imagery, and consensus recommendations.

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Fisher et al. (1965) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a738bf461762fa209a72ea8https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1365-2141.1965.tb06600.x
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