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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 16 Evidence-based laboratory medicine and diagnostic testing evaluation [Abstract] With the rapid development of medical science, clinical practice, with each passing day, new medical evidence produced continuously to fill the gaps or correct it quickly to replace the existing old evidence. This is exactly where the value of carrying out evidence-based medicine, evidence-based laboratory medicine is a branch of EBM, is a confirmation from medical evidence-based medicine, traditional medicine is an empirical test medicine, modern medicine is based on clinical testing digital medical, it is will be a huge impetus to promote the continuous development of modern medicine and improved. [Keywords:] Evidence-based medicine; evidence-based laboratory medicine; diagnostic testing, evaluation The present era is ‘evidence of age’ (evidence era). Medical Malpractice, effective and economical health care measures that also need evidence. In 1972, one of the founders of evidence-based medicine-Archie Cochrance Professor (1909 ~ 1988), famous British epidemiologists, physicians, published the influential book ‘efficacy and efficiency: health care services in the randomized response’ . In the book, he clearly sets out some basic principles. He advocated, because of the health resources are limited, so these resources should be rationally used in those who are already at the appropriate assessment of the performance of the design of effective sanitation and health services means. An internationally renowned clinical epidemiologist, David Sackett at McMaster University in Canada to teach in 1992 formally proposed to grant ‘evidence-based medicine’ (evidence based medicine, EBM) concept. An evidence-based medicine (EBM) 1.1 Evidence-based medicine, David Sackett will be the meaning of EBM is defined as ‘careful, accurate and sensible application of existing clinical research ethical latest and most powerful scientific evidence to make medical dec