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Longitudinal study of bone turnover after acute spinal cord injury.

• Dianna Roberts, Wade Lee, +5 authors Peter E. Hickman
• The Journal of clinical endocrinology and…
• 1998

Increased bone turnover is a sequel of spinal cord injury (SCI) and predisposes to a number of clinically relevant complications, including osteoporosis and fractures. There are limited data… (More)

Consensus Statement for the Management and Communication of High Risk Laboratory Results.

• Craig Campbell, Grahame Caldwell, +5 authors Hans Schneider
• The Clinical biochemist. Reviews
• 2015

Ineffective test follow-up is a major source of harm for patients around the world. Unreliable communication from medical laboratories (henceforth termed 'laboratories') to clinicians of results that… (More)

Roche IFCC methods for lactate dehydrogenase tested for duplicate errors with Greiner and Becton-Dickinson lithium-heparin and Greiner serum samples.

• Goce Dimeski, Tony Badrick, Robert Flatman, Barry Ormiston
• Clinical chemistry
• 2004

0.67–0.81%) at blood glucose concentrations of 700 and 1350 mg/L, respectively. These results indicate that the among-finger variability needs to be considered when assessing among-monitor… (More)

An update report on the harmonization of adult reference intervals in Australasia.

• Gus Koerbin, Kenneth Andrew Sikaris, Graham Ross Dallas Jones, Robert Flatman, Jillian Russyll Tate
• Clinical chemistry and laboratory medicine
• 2018

The Australasian Association of Clinical Biochemists (AACB) has over the past 5 years been actively working to achieve harmonized reference intervals (RIs) for common clinical chemistry analytes… (More)

Coding for pathology tests - strengths and weaknesses.

• Robert Flatman
• The Clinical biochemist. Reviews
• 2012

Laboratory professionals will increasingly find themselves called upon to assist with the coding of pathology test requests and reported results in the era of the e-Health Record (EHR). EHR users… (More)

Terminology, units and reporting - how harmonized do we need to be?

• Robert Flatman
• Clinical chemistry and laboratory medicine
• 2018

Harmonization initiatives in laboratory medicine seek to eliminate or reduce illogical variations in service to patients, clinicians and other healthcare professionals. Significant effort will be… (More)

Calculated Chemistry Parameters - do they need to be harmonised?

• David G Hughes, James C. G. Doery, Kay W Choy, Robert Flatman
• The Clinical biochemist. Reviews
• 2016

In clinical chemistry, harmonisation of the testing process is a global initiative with the purpose of improving patient safety, allowing better integration of research data and enabling the use of… (More)

Problems with high-sensitivity C-reactive protein.

• Bruce G. Campbell, Robert Flatman, Tony Badrick, David Kanowski
• Clinical chemistry
• 2003

To the Editor: Last year, Ockene et al. (1) published a report in this journal that made the claim that high-sensitivity C-reactive protein (hs-CRP) has a degree of measurement stability that is… (More)

Limited clinical utility of high-sensitivity plasma C-reactive protein assays.

• Bruce G. Campbell, Tony Badrick, Robert Flatman, David Kanowski
• Annals of clinical biochemistry
• 2002

Many recent studies have shown a relationship between plasma C-reactive protein (CRP) concentrations and risk of cardiovascular disease. However, the intra-individual variation in plasma CRP… (More)

Recommendations for reporting and flagging of reference limits on pathology reports.

• Robert Flatman, Michael Legg, Graham Ross Dallas Jones, Peter Graham, Donna Moore, Jillian Russyll Tate
• The Clinical biochemist. Reviews
• 2014

Surveys by the RCPA PITUS Project have shown significant variations in report rendering between Australasian Pathology Providers. The same project collected anecdotal evidence that this variation has… (More)

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