An e-magazine dedicated to publishing the low hanging fruit of lab quality projects. Projects by phlebs, lab assistants, CLSs, scientist, techs, and management.
We need to educate the public on #COVID19 testing. Results are not the same in different areas, regions, & states. There is no standard testing platform, so the sensitivity & specificity are different, so there maybe people with False Positives & False Negatives walking around.
Laboratory Ratings System Survey Giveaway Winners
Congratulations to the winners of the Laboratory Ratings System Survey Giveaway winners:
Kate Counterman
Theresa Bostock
Their names were randomly drawn on 01-Nov-2018 and won $30 @Starbucks eGift card.
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Had quite a few requests for the full text, so I made a google doc. Comments enabled, so please leave any feedback and suggestions. Also feel free to use in your lab manual.
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@jenheemstra Thank you very much for sharing this policy. I've shared this with medical laboratory scientists, it is sorely needed in clinical laboratories.
Lucia Berte was one of the few people to have been involved with laboratory quality from the beginning. In Part I of this two-part series, Lucia provides a detailed account of the history of laboratory quality.
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Putting on a conference/workshop on customer service and the medical laboratory. October 23 in Vancouver. Registration is going very well. Not a usual laboratory workshop, but an important topic
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We created the Laboratory Ratings System. The goal is to have laboratorians rate their current and/or former labs to help their peers in the job search process. Rate your lab at https://t.co/z5gvuiIrCe
#laboratorymedicine#ClinicalLaboratoryScience#LabRateSys
#FactFriday: 622,462--that's the number of Americans employed by labs. Clinical #labs serve as a roadmap for patient health & medical innovation but they also generate hundreds of thousands of jobs. Curious about the econ impact of labs in your state? https://t.co/1vTf45fOWw
Lean is defined as:
A system for developing process improvement that is continuous and has a focus on reducing and eliminating waste (muda).
Lean is applicable to all industries including the Laboratory.
#Lean
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@JohnCarreyrou since you exposed Theranos and their bad laboratory practices, are you considering advocating for a single national certification for laboratory testing personnel and stronger laboratory regulations?