Interview Strategy for Recruiting Molecular Pathology Laboratory Technologists

CAP Laboratory Improvement Programs Clinical Laboratory Reports in Molecular Pathology

Margaret L. Gulley, MD; Rita M. Braziel, MD; Kevin C. Halling, MD, PhD; Eric D. Hsi, MD; Jeffrey A. Kant, MD, PhD; Marina N. Nikiforova, MD; Jan A. Nowak, MD, PhD; Shuji Ogino, MD, PhD; Andre Oliveira, MD; Herbert F. Polesky, MD; Lawrence Silverman, PhD; Raymond R. Tubbs, DO; Vivianna M. Van Deerlin, MD, PhD; Gail H. Vance, MD; James Versalovic, MD, PhD; for the Molecular Pathology Resource Com...

Principles of Immunohistochemistry Queen’s Laboratory For Molecular Pathology

The molecular pathology laboratory of the 21st century.

Human cells contain deoxyribonucleic acid in mitochondria and nuclei. Human diseases may be caused by mutations in mitochondrial DNA, nuclear DNA or both. The volume of work performed in the diagnostic molecular pathology laboratory will continue to grow as more disease-related mutations are discovered. Many factors will influence the diagnostic molecular pathology laboratory in the 21st centur...

Competency assessment of microbiology medical laboratory technologists in Ontario, Canada.

Accreditation in Ontario, Canada, requires that licensed clinical laboratories participate in external quality assessment (also known as proficiency testing) and perform competency evaluation of their staff. To assess the extent of ongoing competency assessment practices, the Quality Management Program--Laboratory Services (QMP-LS) Microbiology Committee surveyed all 112 licensed Ontario microb...

Pathology and laboratory medicine.

Automation streamlines a previously labor-intensive process and virtually eliminates sampling or labeling errors. The techniques of molecular biology and genetics continue to assist the physician in the diagnosis, prognosis, and treatment of patients with neoplastic diseases.