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Laboratory management

Outside the Lab Profession

Lessons Learned, with Jeanie Martin

| Jeanie Martin

A stalwart of biomedical science discusses her illustrious career and how the evolution of tissue typing has affected kidney transplantation rates

Inside the Lab Laboratory management

Bank With Us

| Michael Schubert

We speak to experts from the Biobanking and Biomolecular Resources Research Infrastructure to learn why biobanking is so crucial to disease research

Inside the Lab Laboratory management

Mistakes Happen

| Bamidele Farinre

It’s important to alleviate the impact of medical errors on patients – but we can't ignore their emotional impact on laboratory medicine professionals

Inside the Lab Laboratory management

The Tip of the Iceberg?

| Michael Schubert

Washing and reusing pipette tips could open the door to a greener and cheaper future for laboratories

Inside the Lab Quality assurance and quality control

The Value of Extended Availability

| Samuel Reichberg, MD, PhD, FCAP

QC operations are costly for laboratories – but more efficient materials with better long-term stability can reduce those investments and save lives

Inside the Lab Laboratory management

Fostering Quality

| E. Blair Holladay

No investment is more important for laboratory quality and patient care than investment in laboratory personnel.

Outside the Lab Clinical care

Pathology: A Clinical Specialty

| Aadil Ahmed, Kamran Mirza

Pathology and laboratory medicine are clinical disciplines, and our knowledge and functions are valuable to every field of medicine.

Outside the Lab Laboratory management

The Finding You Weren’t Looking For

| Tieneke B. M. Schaaij-Visser, Gerhard A. Zielhuis

Study participants can offer a valuable resource to researchers deciding which unsolicited findings to report and why.

Outside the Lab Laboratory management

The Limits of Automation

| Navaneeth Nair

Augmented intelligence should assist us in our decision-making, but cannot fully replace the human factor

Inside the Lab Pathologists’ assistants

The Evolution of a Lab Hero

| Jesse McCoy

Jesse McCoy explains what pathologists’ assistants do, where they come from, and how they serve as integral members of the laboratory medicine team

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