Medical Laboratory Observer

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Articles in March, 2007 issue of Medical Laboratory Observer

• Lab-on-a-chip advances
• Textbook contributions
• Obviate personnel-shortage problems using lab orientation to retain essential support staff
  by Bob Page
• Providence Med Center lab is going to the dogs
  by Kateri Clemons
• HCY reagent
• "Mat" herpes outbreak
• Measuring productivity
  by Christopher S. Frings
• Small sample requirement
• Easy access
• Blackboard basics for Lab 101
  by Anne Beall
• Compliments to the author
  by Josh Fierer
• Lady Luck smiles on the salary jackpot
  by Allison Long
• Spiders and MRSA
  by Daniel M. Baer
• MT and MLT exams approved
• Conferences
• Direct purchasing
• Busy agenda—sad farewell
  by C. Anne Pontius
• Flexibility for multi-users
• Complete process control
• Use some horse sense with QC
  by Zoe Brooks
• Where have all the MTs gone
• New hepatitis C culture method
• Estimating cost per test
  by Daniel M. Baer
• Safely view samples
• Ideal package
• HIV front
• Versatile block racks
• CDC summer camp
• Dr. Persing adds to Cepheid's stellar history
  by Allison Long
• Clarify test-results dilemma
  by Barbara Harty-Golder
• Heterosexually transmitted MRSA
• Poor management communication
  by Christopher S. Frings
• Easy to read and set
• A new solution may modify healthcare
  by Tom Price
• Avian flu spreads
• Clarification
• A couple of comments …
  by Charles G. Millstein
• Saliva lung cancer test
• Transfusion QA marker
  by Daniel M. Baer
• Benchtop cytocentrifuge
• Expansion of Down syndrome testing
• Bacterial antigen testing in CSF
  by Daniel M. Baer
• Versatile series
• Part I: tradition in transition; Quality feathering of education's nest
  by Carren Bersch
• Test to ID CDV risk
• POCT meters and tight glycemic-control protocols
  by Daniel M. Baer