Laboratory professionals should be in the driver’s seat when it comes to ensuring appropriate lab data usage. Read our Q&A with Dr. Patrick Mathias, lead faculty member of our new Data Science in Laboratory Medicine Certificate Program: https://t.co/J0MXGNFFbY
Today we launched our Data Science in Laboratory Medicine Certificate program, designed to help clinical laboratory professionals and pathologists use healthcare data to solve challenging patient problems. Delve deeper into the program's purpose: https://t.co/TOvf8rS5DK
I bet few people there know it, but YC wouldn't exist without UIUC. My father went there from England on a Fullbright, and came back determined to move to America.
Thrilled to share this new mini-review covering the key terms and concepts behind taking AI out of the literature and into the laboratory. Thanks to @farnsworthcw, Sarah Wheeler, and Chris McCudden for making it happen!
#LabMedX#myADLM
https://t.co/cfJ0dwrziH
My first paper of residency is posted!
A true team effort to make this important information about HSV IgG testing available.
Tl;dr: Some automated HSV-2 serology platforms may be better than we thought, but we still need better high-throughput tests!
A Modest Proposal: A New Informatics session drinking game.
Drink at every mention of the words; “Governance”, “Change Management”, and “Standardization”. 🍻🤓🍺
@myADLM#2023AACC
Congratulations to our residency and fellowship graduates! What a year of growth 🙌🏻 🙌🏻🙌🏻
Also a huge congratulations to our anatomic and clinical pathology faculty and non-faculty award winners for being recognized on their tremendous efforts with residents 🙏🏻
#PathTwitter#Grad
DLMP is pleased to announce the Certificate Program in Clinical Laboratory Leadership and Management (CPLLM), designed to enhance laboratory leadership and management skills in a clinical laboratory setting.
Learn more: https://t.co/A8Wlj5x0Qs
@PolyakSteve
Work led by @patrickcmathias, in collaboration w/ @KhorSara, & supported by CMS-331-44-501 showed a multilevel intervention resulted in ~20,000 fewer lab tests over 2 years
w/o negatively impacting LOS, readmission, or mortality among CT surgery patients
https://t.co/BG49m1SfiB
I'm SO EXCITED to reveal a magazine feature I've been working on for months (and thinking about for years):
https://t.co/jLQB0uxuyl
It's about the myths of progress in America, and about how we—in politics, policy, and the media—overrate invention and underrate implementation.
Rumour on the hill about #VALIDAct is they are trying to make exceptions for academic medical centers, only if no #FDA approved test exits. Once an FDA test becomes approved then we must switch to them. This is a terrible idea @rosadelauro and @ChrisMurphyCT. Here’s why: a 🧵