What does CPRT stand for?

Cost per Reportable Test (blood analysis)

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There are two costs you should obtain: cost per reportable test and cost per billable test.

Estimating cost per test

To make the next step simpler, we calculated an average cost per reportable test by dividing the sum of this column by the total number of reportable results.

Cost analysis of immunochemistry instrumentation

Figure I Features to be considered in choosing point-of-care technology Suitability of test menu for patient care area to be served Quality of test results Ease of use, especially by nonlaboratory personnel Portability of instrument Turnaround time Use of whole blood Amount of blood required for testing Stability of reagents Cost to maintain and repair instrument Projected longevity of instrument Cost per reportable test Reporting format Ability to interface instrument with an information system for reporting results and for billing The evaluation process must determine whether point-of-care testing will meet the current standards of quality in laboratory medicine and provide clinically relevant information that directs therapy or otherwise benefits the patient.

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