A prospective pilot survey of the impact of general practitioner generated full blood count requests on clinical haematology workload: a London teaching hospital experience

M S Islam; B Sharma; K Sullivan; B J Hunt

doi:10.1136/jclinpath-2011-200260

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A prospective pilot survey of the impact of general practitioner generated full blood count requests on clinical haematology workload: a London teaching hospital experience

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Cite this article as:: Islam MS, Sharma B, Sullivan K, et al

A prospective pilot survey of the impact of general practitioner generated full blood count requests on clinical haematology workload: a London teaching hospital experience

Journal of Clinical Pathology 2012;65:471-473.

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