Collaborative Healthcare: The Vital Connection Between Nursing and Laboratory Technicians

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Abdulkareema Jahaz Dgaleb Alotabi, Abdul Rahman Jahaz Al-Otaibi,Faisal Saad Nasser Almajed,Ensaf Hussen Modafr ,Ghadeer Adnan Altatan,Wejdan Sultan Alzaidi ,Shaman Rakan Alotibi,Amal Abdulhi Almarzouq, Huda Abdullah Mohammed,Mutlaq Mubarak Kifl Alotaibi,Yassir Mutlaq Suwayyid Alotaibi ,Abdullah Omar Ali Alotaibi,Abdullah Dhuwaihi Salem Alotaibi

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Overview of the Interconnected Roles of Nurses and Laboratory Technicians in Healthcare

Nurses and laboratory technicians play essential roles in patient care, working together to ensure accurate diagnosis, treatment, and monitoring of health conditions. Nurses interact directly with patients, collecting vital signs and assessing symptoms, while laboratory technicians conduct diagnostic tests that provide critical insights for clinical decision-making. Their collaboration is particularly vital in emergency and intensive care settings, where timely test results can mean the difference between life and death. By working together, these professionals ensure that patients receive comprehensive care, reducing medical errors and improving outcomes. Effective collaboration fosters seamless communication, enhancing efficiency in healthcare delivery. The integration of various healthcare professionals strengthens patient-centered care, leading to more holistic treatment approaches (Flores‐Sandoval et al., 2021). A well-coordinated healthcare team ensures better management of complex medical cases and promotes a higher standard of care (Alhawsawi et al., 2023).

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