Diagnostic advances shaping a smarter future for healthcare
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Advances in laboratory diagnostics are ushering in a smarter, more proactive era of healthcare. Innovations in areas such as point-of-care, metabolic diagnostics, genomics, personalized medicine and more are shifting healthcare from reactive treatment to preventative, data-driven management that improves outcomes, efficiencies and accessibility. This also lays the foundation for more connected and equitable global health systems. On this page, explore a variety of webinars, whitepapers, articles, and resources shared by experts working across the laboratory healthcare landscape.
Webinar: Improving guideline adherent multiple myeloma diagnostics with primary care provider perspectives
Dr. Bhrugu Yagnik, MS, PhD, will will share the key findings of a national survey of US primary care providers (PCPs), the first of its kind, assessing the awareness of recommended multiple myeloma (MM) diagnostic workup as well as the current approach to MM diagnosis among US PCPs.
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Improving multiple myeloma diagnosis investigations by implementing testing panels
Discover how St. Elizabeth Healthcare introduced a Myeloma Screening Panel that combines key tests into a single order, reducing the average time to multiple myeloma diagnosis from 149 to 45 days and increasing guideline-compliant testing from 20% to 68%.
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Overcoming barriers to NHS new technology adoption
Discover the key obstacles facing the adoption of new technologies and diagnostics within the NHS. In this interview, David Wells, Chief Executive of the Institute of Biomedical Science (IBMS), explores funding issues, awareness gaps, systemic delays, and the complexities of moving innovative solutions from pilot programs to nationwide services.
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Expanding newborn screening through global collaboration
Dr. Bradford Therrell, a pioneer in newborn screening, helped develop CLSI NBS01, a global standard for dried blood spot collection. His work has transformed early disease detection, expanded access worldwide, and continues to shape the future of screening through molecular testing, AI and collaboration.
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Why effective pathology leadership matters, lessons from New Zealand
New Zealand’s pathology services struggle with fragmented governance, workforce shortages, and outdated infrastructure, but recent collaboration, driven by Terry Taylor, past NZIMLS President, is driving progress towards unified national leadership and improved services in the industry.
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Management by walking around (MBWA) in the clinical laboratory
Learn from Susan Dawson how adopting a participative lab leadership style and focusing on relationship-building can enhance communication, reduce stress, and foster a supportive work environment. This approach not only addresses operational challenges but also ensures employees feel valued and energized for life outside of work.
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Advancing quality in clinical laboratories
This whitepaper provides a comprehensive overview of the key updates introduced in ISO 15189:2022, the international standard for quality and competence in medical laboratories.
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A case study in addressing diagnostic errors
This whitepaper presents a national study on laboratory diagnostic errors, highlighting how staffing shortages, rising demand, and limited automation increase patient safety risks.
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Antibodies for custom and OEM services
By offering technical consultation for antibody selection and logistics and time frames for accurate fulfillment plans, Jackson ImmunoResearch's extensive experience allows customers to smoothly transition from R&D stages through to manufacturing and production.
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