‘Full Speed Ahead’ with Test Results? Not So Fast
Lab scientists using testing equipment too quickly brings up training concerns in discussions at recent ADLM conference
Lab scientists using testing equipment too quickly brings up training concerns in discussions at recent ADLM conference
Recent report examining 10,000 claims to understand the key drivers of medical malpractice suits found 52 percent involved lab-related errors.
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While testing for cardiovascular conditions does not garner the headlines that oncology testing does, several recent studies demonstrate how the introduction of genetic testing and…
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Accumen Inc. is pleased to announce the launch of the 17th Annual National Hospital and Health System Laboratory and Outreach Survey. The survey is designed to capture intelligence on…
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Prescription opioids are among the most common drugs prescribed and are the most effective treating for pain, whether it is debilitating, chronic pain or…
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Molecular diagnostics firm Curetis (Germany) specializes in solutions to rapidly diagnose and profile antibiotic resistance for severe infections in hospitalized…
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The American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) published updated practice guidelines Aug. 14 in the Journal of Clinical Oncology regarding the use of…