Should doctor prescribe spurious medicines to his patient? Have you ever used duplicate fuel in your personal vehicle? Do you allow your child to go for the local soft drink instead of Cola? And last but not the least; will you ever use Koolgate instead of Colgate for your dental hygiene, that too just to reduce the expenditure of running your personal life?
Hope we all will give the unanimously same response, without our level of education or profession. Considering same intentions under similar grounds, this also applies when we are talking about hematology analyzer. The consequences are more severe and long-term because it’s not just your vehicle, your single patient or your personal dental hygiene but it is about the entire population getting served by the results of that hematology analyzer. All those generated reports will guide umpteen number of surgeries and treatment protocols…
