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Toward a global approach of biochemistry in hospitals

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  • Boigne, J. M.
  • Moisdon, J. C.
  • Tonneau, D.

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This article summarizes three different presentations delivered at the CRESGE congress by three members of GREBIO, a reflection group about biochemistry; created in the Paris hospitals, this group was concerned with these problems at a time of great technological change. Physicians, biochemists and administrators have been working in GREBIO for 7 years, with the methodological assistance of management from the School of Mines; they used new approaches, and careful investigations on the field and proposed analyses sometimes upsetting but always enriching the questionings. Starting from these results, briefly described, GREBIO proposed the creation of an observatory for biochemistry, that could take into account both the complexity and diversity in the laboratories. It also proposed that current reform in analytical accountancy allow biochemistry to work its own managing tools separately from accountancy purposes.

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  • Boigne, J. M. & Moisdon, J. C. & Tonneau, D., 1985. "Toward a global approach of biochemistry in hospitals," Social Science & Medicine, Elsevier, vol. 21(10), pages 1167-1176, January.
  • Handle: RePEc:eee:socmed:v:21:y:1985:i:10:p:1167-1176
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