Guidelines on Standard Operating Procedures for HAEMATOLOGY

Chapter 23 - References

 

*     WHO Documents

 

*     Recommended methods for the visual determination of white cell and platelet counts. WHO/LAB/88.3 (1988).

*     Recommended methods for the determination of packed cell volume by centrifugation. WHO/LAB/89.1 (1989).

*     Recommended method for the determination of the haemoglobin concentration of blood. WHO/LAB/84.10, Revised (1991).

*     ICSH guidelines for reticulocyte counting by microscopy on supravitally stained preparations. WHO/LBS/92.3 (1992).

*     Calibration and maintenance of semi-automated haematology equipment. WHO/LBS/92.8 (1992).

*     Recommendations for standardization, safety and quality control of erythrocyte sedimentation rate. WHO/LAB/93.1 (1993).

*     Safety in health-care laboratories. WHO/LAB/97.1 (1997).

*     Calibration and Control of basic blood cell counters. WHO/LAB/97.2 (1997).

*     Quality Assurance in Haematology. WHO/LAB/98.4 (1998).

*     Laboratory services for primary health care: requirements for essential clinical laboratory tests. WHO/LAB/98.1 (1998).

*     The prothrombin time. WHO/LAB/98.3 (1998).

*     Requirements and guidance for external quality assurance programmes for health laboratories. WHO/LAB/ (1999)

*     Fundamental Diagnostic Hematology: Anemia (2nd edition). WHO/CDC 1992

*     Findamntal Diagnostic Hematology: The Bleeding and Clotting Disorders (2nd edition). WHO/CDC, 1992

*     Health Laboratory Services in support of primary health care in developing countries, 2nd edition. SEARO Regional Publication, 1999.

*     Bench-aid for diagnosis of Malaria. WHO Publication (1985).

*     Bench-aid for morphological diagnosis of anaemia. WHO Publication. In press (1999).

*     The following standard text book is available in low-price ELBS Edition in certain countries:

*     Dacie JV and Lewis SM. Practical Haematology, 8th edition. Churchill Livingstone, Edinburgh, 1996

*     Health Laboratory Services in support of primary health care in developing countries, SEARO Regional Publication No.24 (Revised edition).

 

*     Standards and Reference Materials

 

*     The following International standards are available from the WHO International Laboratories for Biological Standards:

*     National Institute for Biological Standards and Control

Blanche Lane, South Mimms, Potters Bar EN6 3QG UK

*     Ferritin, Human recombinant

*     Fibrinogen, Human

*     Folate, Whole blood

*     Haemoglobin (Haemiglobincyanide)

*     Haemoglobin A2, lysate

*     Haemoglobin F, lysate

*     Vitamin B12, Human serum

*     Central Laboratory of Netherlands Red Cross Blood Transfusion Service,

Plesmanlaan 125, Amsterdam, The Netherlands

*     Thromboplastin, Human recombinant

*     Thromboplastin, Rabbit

        

 

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