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  • Expecto Patronum!

    The advent and implementation of mass spectrometry for routine analysis in the clinical laboratory has revolutionized testing in specialties such as toxicology, endocrinology, microbiology, genetics, etc. This methodology offers many unparalleled advantages including a more targeted testing approach, higher sensitivity and specificity, faster ...
    Posted to Lab Quality Advisor (Weblog) on June 13, 2013
  • Expecto Patronum!

    The advent and implementation of mass spectrometry for routine analysis in the clinical laboratory has revolutionized testing in specialties such as toxicology, endocrinology, microbiology, genetics, etc. This methodology offers many unparalleled advantages including a more targeted testing approach, higher sensitivity and specificity, faster ...
    Posted to Lab Quality Advisor (Weblog) on June 13, 2013
  • QI Evaluations

    One of the advantages to being a laboratory professional is having a quality improvement mindset. While the rest of healthcare struggles with run charts, process mapping, and action plans, we live it. Our profession is uniquely data driven. It’s one of the big reasons no one knows what we do; unless you understand data, you won’t get ...
    Posted to Stepwise Success (Weblog) on June 12, 2013
  • Corrective Action

    Corrective action is a beautiful thing. When quality control is out of limits, running a fresh control that is acceptable saves time, avoids an irritating sample look back, and reassures the tech. When a weak blood bank reaction in all tubes disappears by recollecting a sample and letting it clot in the refrigerator, a simple fix is found. And ...
    Posted to Stepwise Success (Weblog) on April 26, 2013
  • You, Too, Can Be a Lab Director!

    Unless working in laboratory compliance or the regulatory industry is your bread and butter, I don't think most bench techs know a lot about all that is required to fulfill the different laboratory positions. As a bench tech for years, I heard many of my colleagues express dissatisfaction about the lack of opportunities for upward mobility in the ...
    Posted to Lab Quality Advisor (Weblog) on April 10, 2013
  • You, Too, Can Be a Lab Director!

    Unless working in laboratory compliance or the regulatory industry is your bread and butter, I don't think most bench techs know a lot about all that is required to fulfill the different laboratory positions. As a bench tech for years, I heard many of my colleagues express dissatisfaction about the lack of opportunities for upward mobility in the ...
    Posted to Lab Quality Advisor (Weblog) on April 10, 2013
  • "Bedless Hospitals"

    The introduction of two new hospital facilities in the US marks the beginning of a shift in the healthcare industry. According to a recent news release from Dark Daily, a nationwide change from inpatient- to outpatient-based treatment approaches has resulted in the construction of “bedless hospitals.” In preparation for changes due to the ...
    Posted to ADVANCE Outlook: Lab Professionals (Weblog) on April 3, 2013
  • Try Mirroring to Build Rapport

    We all know the saying ''birds of a feather flock together.''  This does not only refer to the fact that those with common interests and values tend to be friends and hang around each other. Research has shown that adopting synchronous body language (essentially mirroring someone else) tends to make the individuals feel closer without ...
  • Great Meetings

    We all know what a great meeting feels like: we’ve solved a problem, decided on a course of action, aired differences, repurposed and refocused, or learned something important. We leave the meeting feeling energized, refreshed, important, and valuable. We have a renewed sense of teamwork, faith in management to solve problems, and an ...
    Posted to Stepwise Success (Weblog) on March 15, 2013
  • Gripe Sessions

    Meetings are supposed to be opportunities to realign, reassess, and repurpose. They can be a pit stop for a team to check the map, kick the tires, and make sure the bus is on track. But we’ve all been to too many meetings that end up being a demolition derby of mud slinging, tires spinning, fender benders, and totally pointless destruction. I ...
    Posted to Stepwise Success (Weblog) on March 11, 2013
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