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Articles in April, 2008 issue of Medical Laboratory Observer

• Overtime work and pay puzzle workers
  by Barbara Harty-Golder
• HIV blocking gene found
• Health department warns 40K patients in Nevada
• Proficiency resource
• What happens in Vegas might not stay in Vegas
  by Carren Bersch
• Productivity measure
  by Christopher S. Frings
• Lab replaces homegrown laboratory information system
  by Anna M. Welder
• Fast and fully automated
• Labs Are Vital: industry takes aim at lab workforce shortage
• How long is lab order valid?
  by Daniel M. Baer
• Optimum flexibility
• Advanced LIS
• The cholesterol controversy continues
  by Daniel M. Hoefner
• HLA-omics and cancer biomarkers: emerging tools and technologies for the medical laboratory
  by Gregory P. Pogue
• Improve safety and efficiency
• Robust features
• Full-featured LIS
• Measured vs. calculated free T4
  by Daniel M. Baer
• Streamline performance
• Incorrect alphabits
• Parasite collection
• Retraction
• Reduce steps
• Man comatose after exposure to ricin poison
• Aid in diagnosis
• An LIS supports quality initiatives
  by Ginger Wooster
• Conferences
• Drug-resistant TB at record levels
• Mechanize tasks
• New pipette features
• CLIAC update
  by C. Anne Pontius
• Getting rid of bleeding times
  by Daniel M. Baer
• Patient-education resource gains added support
• Complete support
• Automate entire process
• Not speaking English in front of patients
  by Christopher S. Frings
• A common goal worlds apart: determination to help patients marks MLO's 2008 Medical Laboratory of the Year winners
  by Carren Bersch
• More tools, more information
• Urine wet prep glitter cell reporting
  by Daniel M. Baer
• Antek HealthWare's evolving software solutions
  by Gary Dixon
• Heel-stick location
  by Daniel M. Baer