Q&A with Rodney E. Rohde, PhD, MS, SV/SM/MB(ASCP)CM
Regents’ Professor; Texas State University
System University Distinguished Chair, MLS Program
Kyle, Texas
Q What advances in molecular diagnostics are most urgently needed to improve early measles detection in clinical laboratories?
Rodney Rohde: First, rapid, point-of-care nucleic acid tests... Read more
Navigating changes within the lab requires access to timely information on newly available products, services, and instruments, just as peer-to-peer collaboration is needed to expedite continuous improvement across institutional lines.
As a free resource to laboratory professionals, MedicalLabManagement remains steadfast in our mission to provide coverage on best practices and emerging... Read more
Q&A with Melody Boudreaux Nelson, DCLS, CC(NRCC), MS, MLS(ASCP)CM
Section Director, Point of Care
University of Kansas Medical Center
Jill Morris, PhD
Co-Director, Biomarker Core
University of Kansas Medical Center
Q How have biomarkers for Alzheimer’s disease expanded in the US following the first FDA approval in 2025?
Jill Morris:... Read more
Q&A with Alec Saitman, PhD, C(ASCP), DABCC (CC,TC)
Director, Clinical Chemistry & Toxicology
Oregon Health & Science University
Portland, Oregon
During the past 5 years, opioid overdose cases have been on the decline; however, new substances and concentrations have emerged that demand the attention of the medical laboratory. This Q&A addresses... Read more
Q&A with Angela Armato, MT(ASCP), MBA
Core Laboratory Manager
United Health Services (UHS) Wilson Hospital, Johnson City, New York
Q&A with Tara Fischbeck, MT
Anatomic Pathology Manager
United Health Services (UHS) Wilson Hospital, Johnson City, New York
Q&A with Kimberly Warren, BS, MT, SM(ASCP)CM
Microbiology Supervisor
United... Read more
In any clinical laboratory, the mere mention of “calibration verification,” or “linearity study,” will likely cause technologists to reach for commercial kits while schedulers immediately mark calendars for the exact 6-month anniversary of the last study. This reflexive response, while well-intentioned, reveals a fundamental misunderstanding of what these studies measure and what regulations... Read more
Aiding the health systems in providing accurate and reliable test results, chemistry analyzers are an essential tool in the lab. Facilities of all sizes are planning to acquire a new analyzer, with most looking at medium- to high-volume systems. A variety of vendors are available in this busy marketplace.
Acquisition plans are particularly lively among the smallest facilities... Read more
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