POCT in a Lab Setting Point-of-Care Kiosk in the ED ED Cardiac Length of Stay 351 297 388 367 0 100 200 300 400 500 Admitted patients Discharged patients Minutes Before POCT After POCT Lewandrowski K. Mass General Hosp., Dark Report, 8/13/01.
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