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Quality assurance and quality control

Diagnostics Companion diagnostics

Welcome to Our Kitchen

| David L. Rimm

David Rimm challenges the sensitivity and reproducibility of a new assay for PD-L1 detection.

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.

Inside the Lab Laboratory management

What Do You Know About CQI?

| Cate Wight

A new initiative, Continuous Quality Improvement Awareness Month, aims to help pathologists get on board with CQI

Inside the Lab Biochemistry and molecular biology

A Fluid Future

| Luke Turner

Liquid biopsy has shown promise as a rapid, minimally invasive way to profile tumors – but are commercially available tests accurate and consistent?

Outside the Lab Profession

Peer-to-Peer, Featuring Jeffrey Myers

| Jeffrey Myers, Ivan Damjanov

Jeffrey Myers shares his career experiences and advice in an interview with professional colleague Ivan Damjanov

Inside the Lab Liquid biopsy

Building a Better Biopsy

| Lisa M. Wright

To harness liquid biopsy’s many advantages, it’s vital to ensure appropriate testing – and cfDNA synthetic plasma reference standards can help

Inside the Lab Digital and computational pathology

A Call for Color Calibration

| Richard Salmon

Accurate color representation is vital for digital imaging in histopathology – but how can viewers ensure that colors are correct and consistent?

Inside the Lab Quality assurance and quality control

Protecting Patients from Prions

| Aaron Schieving

When medical supplies contain products of human or animal origin, they risk potential contamination with potentially fatal prion diseases

Inside the Lab Digital and computational pathology

The Art of Algorithms

| Pranav Pramod Patwardhan

Pranav Patwardhan believes that all pathologists should develop an algorithmic approach to everyday slides and samples to maintain a logical workflow

Inside the Lab Digital and computational pathology

Think Before You (Don't) Print

| Tormod Schüßler

Specimen misidentification is not uncommon in pathology – but specialized printing solutions can reduce the likelihood of error

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