Pathology Services

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£1,865,000,000

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SYNLAB

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Pathology services

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Published

4 years ago

Description

Provision of pathology services across the South East London Pathology Network. The range of pathology services required includes: Blood Sciences (including 24/7), Immunology, Infectious Sciences (including On-call), Cellular Pathology, Specialist Haematology, Specialist Chemistry, Genomics, Specialist Services, Central Specimen Reception, Phlebotomy, Anti-Coagulation Clinic, Patient Service Reception, Mortuary, Clinics, A&E, and POCT.

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Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust

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David Lawson

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