Profession

Outside the Lab Training and education

Autopsy on the Slab?

06/22/2015 | Fedra Pavlou

Despite the intrinsic value of the ancient autopsy, it’s already extinct in some hospitals. Can it be saved?

Outside the Lab Regulation and standards

EFLM President Mauro Panteghini Speaks Out

05/26/2015 | Mauro Panteghini

The EFLM President weighs in on preanalytical phase errors and what can be done about them.

Inside the Lab Training and education

Critical Thinking

05/22/2015 | Elisa Piv, Mario Plebani

Why it is vital to define critical values and establish standard procedures for reporting them.

Inside the Lab Training and education

Patient-Centered Laboratory Medicine

05/22/2015 | Mike Hallworth

Helpings labs to understand their role in clinical care, and to impact and improve patient outcomes.

Outside the Lab Training and education

Best Choose Wisely

05/22/2015 | Fedra Pavlou

Countries should be uniting against “wasteful medical practices” and “harmful tests”. But how realistic is change?

Outside the Lab Regulation and standards

Members’ Musings

05/21/2015 | Stephen Church, Michael Cornes, Pinar Eker, Kjell Grankvist, Mercè Ibarz, Gunn Berit Berge Kristensen, Edmée van Dongen-Lases, Giuseppe Lippi, Luděk Šprongl

The views of the members of the EFLM Working Group for Preanalytical Phase

Inside the Lab Training and education

Avoiding Titanic Errors

05/21/2015 | Ana-Maria Šimundić

The preanalytical phase is subject to more error than any other part of the testing cycle – what can we do to improve it?

Outside the Lab Oncology

A “Model” Career

05/20/2015 | Keith Cheng

Curiosity’s road to pathology, zebrafish genetics, genomics and imaging

Outside the Lab Profession

On a Mission to Educate

05/20/2015 | George Kontogeorgos

We Sit Down With George Kontogeorgos, President-Elect of the International Academy of Pathology.

Outside the Lab Regulation and standards

Collaborating on Cancer Care

04/28/2015 | Michael Misialek

The major challenge in diagnosing the potential for breast cancer at the premalignant stages lies in recognizing it.