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Downtime Protocol

Margaret Blaetz CLC(AMT), CCCP(AAPOL), MLT(ASCP)
December 1, 2016
From the Bench
When I selected the topic, Downtime Protocol, for this month’s blog, I wasn’t sure where I was going to begin.  But like anytime I am at a loss for an idea, I took a few days to “sleep on it.”  I was hoping a f...

Preparing to Move your Laboratory

Margaret Blaetz CLC(AMT), CCCP(AAPOL), MLT(ASCP)
October 6, 2016
From the Bench
Unless you still live in the same house where you grew up, you have moved at least once in your life.  The purging, the sorting, the packing and the unpacking.  It’s exciting and exhausting.  It’s understandabl...

Performance Evaluations – Is it Okay for an Employee to be Acceptable?

Margaret Blaetz CLC(AMT), CCCP(AAPOL), MLT(ASCP)
September 1, 2016
From the Bench, Home Page
As a Laboratory Manager, my responsibilities include the CLIA required annual employee competency and our organization’s Human Resources required annual performance evaluation. As laboratorians, we are aware...

Returning to the Lab — After 10 Years!

Margaret Blaetz CLC(AMT), CCCP(AAPOL), MLT(ASCP)
July 7, 2016
From the Bench
Have you ever hired a technologist who has been away from the clinical laboratory for 10 years or more? In my early career, I had the “pleasure” of training a tech who had stepped away from the laboratory to...

To reject or not to reject?… That is the question.

Margaret Blaetz CLC(AMT), CCCP(AAPOL), MLT(ASCP)
March 3, 2016
From the Bench
I walked through the accessioning area of my lab a few mornings ago. Like almost every morning for the last 6 years, my techs were standing at the accession encounter, sorting through the specimens we received....

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It narrows down the doctors’ guess to the specific cause of illness

Martin koomeKenya

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2019-10-07T21:34:05-04:00

Martin koomeKenya

It narrows down the doctors’ guess to the specific cause of illness
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When only four years old, I developed a life-threatening infection that was treated effectively only after being tested against multiple...

KathyNorth Carolina

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2019-10-07T21:42:32-04:00

KathyNorth Carolina

When only four years old, I developed a life-threatening infection that was treated effectively only after being tested against multiple antibiotics in a clinical lab. I now help women reach their goal of medical school while teaching in an undergrad college. My colleague, another biology professor, survived meningitis as an infant in part due to the testing performed in a clinical lab. THANKS!
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It helps clinicians in patient management and prognosis.

SigeyNAIROBI

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2019-10-07T21:49:06-04:00

SigeyNAIROBI

It helps clinicians in patient management and prognosis.
http://www.labtestingmatters.org/testimonials/it-helps-clinicians-in-patient-management-and-prognosis/
Every tube / specimen is a patient with a suspected illness in need of a diagnosis and appropriate course of...

G. Alexander BurnellJamaica, W.I.

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2019-10-07T21:36:13-04:00

G. Alexander BurnellJamaica, W.I.

Every tube / specimen is a patient with a suspected illness in need of a diagnosis and appropriate course of treatment. Without our adept analytical and interpretive skills, the clinical physician would be at a loss in providing the appropriate care and course of treatment. It is even more critical as in my case where you’re one of only two skilled personnel in respect to certain diagnostic procedures (Flow Cytometry for the immunophenotyping of leukemia’s).
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It is vital to finding a diagnosis.

Ginette HuartVancouver, BC, Canada

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2019-10-07T21:42:51-04:00

Ginette HuartVancouver, BC, Canada

It is vital to finding a diagnosis.
http://www.labtestingmatters.org/testimonials/it-is-vital-to-finding-a-diagnosis/
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