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Dr. John Daly
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Shift In Gender Landscape
The Association of American Colleges reported in December that in 2017, the number of female first year medical students exceeded the number of first year male medical students for the first time, with females comprising 50.7% of new enrollees.
Times sure are changing! I recently read in the American Journal of Clinical Pathology a study comparing final hematology and chemistry testing results from hematology and chemistry samples transported by drones for 3 hours vs. more traditional specimen transportation.
Improve test utilization and test results by partnering with reference laboratories
Partnering with reference laboratory gives you many opportunites to improve lab test utilization and produce accurate test results. You should expect your reference laboratory to be your partner with the laboratory...
The Laboratory Director and clinicians have important roles ensuring that the patient tests being performed are the appropriate analytes in a given clinical situation. Laboratory leadership and clinicians need to work closely to make this a reality. The number of analytes available for testing has...
- Explosive growth in the number of laboratory analytes,
- Molecular tests show greatest percentage of growth, with estimated growth of 25% annually,
- Lack of guidance from many laboratories to assist in appropriate...
Developing an effective laboratory utilization plan for your practice does not have to be difficult. You can successfully implement utilization activities in the ambulatory setting with four major components. These mayor keys to your success include:
- Physician champion
- Primary focus on patient...
The changing healthcare environment has brought appropriate lab utilization to the forefront in medical practices. I will review effective lab test utilization in a four part webinar series. Join us for Part 1 - the “why” of laboratory utilization.