December 2009 Clinical Laboratory News: Volume 35, Number 12
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December 2009 Clinical Laboratory News: Volume 35, Number 12 

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COVER STORIES

New Heparin Standards 
Will the Change Make a Discernable Difference In Coagulation Monitoring?
By Genna Rollins

 

Updated standards for unfractionated heparin are expected to reduce the drug’s potency, but experts question what practical impact the changes will have.

Interpretive Comments on Test Results
How Far Should Labs Go?
By Bill Malone

 

While recent reports suggest that interpretations on lab reports help prevent misdiagnoses, labs experimenting with interpretive comments say they tread a fine line between helping physicians assimilate information from the lab without contributing to information overload.

SERIES ARTICLE

Vitamin D Testing
How Will We Get It Right?
By Rosemary L. Schleicher, PhD, and Christine M. Pfeiffer, PhD

 

The demand for vitamin D testing has dramatically increased in recent years, leading clinicians to grapple with new analytical methods and differences in standard reference materials.

NEWS BRIEF

Report: Stroke Care Needs Improvement

INSIDE

H1N1 Spreads Across the United States
Tips on Handling the Spike in Demand for Testing

 

An interview with Ron Wince, president and CEO of Guidon Performance Solutions, on how labs can improve efficiency in order to handle an increased demand for flu testing.

PROFILES

Regulatory Profiles

Industry Profiles

Diagnostic Profiles

News from the FDA


Clin Lab Job

Next Month

A Decade of Change: Major Lab Medicine Milestones  

Eye on Reimbursement: 2010

 

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