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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Bad_horse" data-source="post: 31548991" data-attributes="member: 577456"><p>GP give the prescription for test and the patient goes to private sector labs. MLT put the blood/serum sample to the machine. Report comes out. Chemical pathologist sign it to confirm machines are quality controlled. In private sector only money matters. More tests = More income. In government sector it's a whole different story. If a chemical pathologist available in the hospital if unnecessary test was written they will ask for the clinical history and differential diagnosis and if the test deemed unnecessary chemical pathologist will suggest different low cost tests to rule out that differential diagnosis. That's because of limitations of tests number available in government sector. When any field goes under business model no one bats an eye to changes in guidelines owing to profits.</p></blockquote><p></p>

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