Bedste Brian Dickerson-podcasts (2024)

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An Interview With Dr. Jonathan Genzen: Answering Your Questions About the FDA’s Final Rule on LDTs 43:54

6d ago43:54

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As of September 2024, there remains enormous uncertainty about the FDA’s final rule on laboratory-developed tests (LDTs). Will it hold up in court? Which tests are subject to which requirements? How can laboratories best prepare? In this interview, Dr. Jonathan Genzen, ARUP’s chief medical officer and senior director of governmental affairs, respon…

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An Interview With Dr. Vikas Saini: Creating a More Just, Effective, and Affordable Healthcare System 39:56

1M ago39:56

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Fixing American healthcare will require more than mere tweaks around the edges. Dr. Vikas Saini, president of the Boston-based Lown Institute, believes that it will require a return to medicine’s humanist roots. In this interview he describes some of the ways in which many healthcare organizations prioritize revenue and profit over patients and com…

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An Interview With Isak Schmidley: What ASCP's Youngest MLS Can Teach Us About Recruiting the Next Generation of Laboratory Scientists 21:48

1M ago21:48

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Clinical laboratories offer great careers, but lack of awareness and other barriers can prevent excellent candidates from pursuing laboratory science professions. In this interview, Isak Schmidley, MLS(ASCP), explains how he first stumbled across medical laboratory science while attending community college in his early teens and then persevered pas…

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An Interview With Dr. Brian Shirts: Preventing Hereditary Cancer Through Genealogy 34:39

3M ago34:39

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Most hereditary cancers, including those associated with BRCA1 mutations and Lynch syndrome, can be prevented through a combination of genetic testing, surveillance, and surgery. Yet only a small minority of eligible individuals currently receive this lifesaving intervention. In this interview, Dr. Brian Shirts, director of the Institute for Public…

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An Interview With Dr. Yuan Ji: Bringing Pharmacogenomics Into Mainstream Clinical Practice 39:53

3M ago39:53

39:53

Due to genetic variation, patients metabolize and respond to medications in vastly different ways, so why do most drug therapy regimens continue to be one-size-fits-all? In this interview, Dr. Yuan Ji, ARUP’s section chief of Molecular Genetics and Genomics, discusses how currently available genetic tests can be used to improve both the safety and …

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An Interview With Dr. Jane Dickerson: Building a Professional Community for Laboratory Stewardship 27:46

5M ago27:46

27:46

Since its founding in 2013 at Seattle Children’s Hospital, PLUGS (Patient-Centered Laboratory Utilization Guidance Services) has brought together laboratory professionals, genetic counselors, clinicians, patients, and insurance companies across the country to improve the application of laboratory tests in clinical practice. In this interview, PLUGS…

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An Interview With Dr. Eddie Stenehjem: What It Means for a Laboratory to Be Part of the Patient Care Team 42:14

6M ago42:14

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Dr. Eddie Stenehjem, Vice Chair of Medicine at the University of Colorado, knows a lot about clinical laboratories. As an infectious disease physician and former cochair of Intermountain Healthcare’s laboratory stewardship committee, he has deep respect for the knowledge and dedication that laboratory professionals bring to patient care. In this in…

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Paige Jones: From Rookie to NFR Qualifier, Paige Jones Shares Her Journey 30:09

6M ago30:09

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In this episode, we speak with Paige Jones, a renowned barrel racer and NFR qualifier. Paige shares her journey in the world of barrel racing, from her humble beginnings in Kansas to becoming a top competitor in the sport. She discusses her horses, including her beloved Cotton, and the challenges she has faced along the way. Paige also talks about …

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From Barrel Racing to Rodeos: A Journey in Equine Excellence 37:05

7M ago37:05

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In this episode, we have the pleasure of speaking with Tasha Welch, a renowned barrel racer, colt starter, and trainer. Tasha's journey in the equine industry is a testament to hard work, dedication, and a deep love for horses. From her humble beginnings with a backyard colt to competing in prestigious rodeos and fraternities, Tasha has experienced…

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An Interview With Dr. Joseph Rudolf: How Will Automation Change Clinical Laboratories? 19:54

7M ago19:54

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There’s plenty of excitement around laboratory automation. But which tasks are good candidates for automation, and which are poor candidates? What risks need to be managed? And what are the implications of automation for lab professionals? In this interview, Dr. Joseph Rudolf, medical director of ARUP’s Automated Core Laboratory, shares his insight…

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Professional cutting horse trainer discusses the benefits of Equine Hemp Solutions 11:34

7M ago11:34

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In the world of equestrian sports, cutting horses holds a special place. These highly trained horses are skilled in separating cows from the herd, showcasing their agility, style, and ability to handle cattle. To gain a deeper understanding of this fascinating discipline, we had the pleasure of speaking with Jessie Lennox, a professional cutting ho…

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From Barrel Racing to the NFR: A Journey of Passion and Success 29:58

7M ago29:58

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Jessica Routier, a highly successful barrel racer and equine professional, shares her journey in the equine industry and her experiences qualifying for the NFR twelve times. She discusses her upbringing in a horse-focused family, her early experiences in rodeo, and her transition to barrel racing. Jessica also talks about her first great horse, Smo…

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An Interview With Dr. Karen Moser: Solving Coagulation Mysteries One Patient at a Time 27:59

8M ago27:59

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Diagnosis involves much more than a number on a lab report. This is particularly true when the patient has disordered bleeding or clotting. In this interview, Dr. Karen Moser from the University of Utah Department of Pathology describes some of the ways she works with her laboratory and clinician colleagues to ensure that patients get the answers a…

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An Interview With Nancy Ross: The Human Side of Quality Management 29:26

9M ago29:26

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What does it mean to have a quality culture? Technical competence and strict adherence to protocols are certainly part of the story. But so are factors such as workforce engagement and customer service. In this interview, Nancy Ross, assistant director of clinical pathology and quality at Montefiore Medical System and the founder of Improov, a labo…

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An Interview With Dr. Ryan Metcalf: Why Quality Management Is Critical to the Long-Term Success of Healthcare AI 36:21

10M ago36:21

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A public debate is raging around the regulation of artificial intelligence (AI). One side argues that AI is potentially dangerous and needs to be carefully controlled, whereas the other side argues that any regulation would slow innovation. In this interview, Dr. Ryan Metcalf, section chief of Transfusion Medicine and medical director of Transfusio…

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An Interview With Drs. Meghan Delaney and Eric Konnick: How FDA Restrictions on Laboratory-Developed Tests Will Harm Patients and Increase Costs 41:45

11M ago41:45

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The FDA recently announced a plan to regulate laboratory-developed tests (LDTs) as medical devices. In this interview, Dr. Meghan Delaney from Children’s National Hospital and Dr. Eric Konnick from the University of Washington explain why many tests that are critical to patient care, particularly in the areas of pediatrics, transplantation, and rar…

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National Finals Rodeo qualifier Sissy Winn discusses her rodeo career 26:12

11M ago26:12

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In this episode, we talk with Sissy Winn, a National Finals Rodeo qualifier. Sissy's journey in rodeo began at a young age. Starting with play days and lead line competitions, she quickly developed a passion for the sport. As Sissy grew older, she continued to improve her skills and ride better horses. Sissy's journey to the NFR was not without its…

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Kadence Tyndall discusses her journey as a collegiate rodeo athlete 30:02

11M ago30:02

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In this episode, we have the pleasure of speaking with Kadence Tyndall, a freshman at Weatherford College who will be participating in breakaway roping and goat tying for the college rodeo team. We discuss her journey into the world of rodeo, the challenges she has faced, and her goals for the future. This podcast is brought to you by Equine Health…

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An Interview With Dr. Ila Singh: What the TRUU-Lab Initiative Has Taught Us About Laboratory Test Names 24:46

11M ago24:46

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Dr. Ila Singh, chief of laboratory medicine at Texas Children’s Hospital, founded the Test Renaming for Understanding and Utilization in the Laboratory (TRUU-Lab) initiative several years ago to tackle challenges related to the nonstandardized and uninformative naming of laboratory tests. In this interview, Dr. Singh describes the surveys her CDC-f…

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Dr. Dusty Davis discusses his Flavonoid Studies and how they effectively controlling parasites in deer and sheep 47:25

11M ago47:25

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In this episode, we have the pleasure of speaking with Dr. Dustin Davis, a renowned veterinarian with expertise in artificial insemination and parasitic aspects of animals. Dr. Davis shares his journey in the field of veterinary medicine and discusses the potential of flavonoids in treating parasites and inflammation in animals. Dr. Davis's introdu…

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Robert Lever discusses his experience in the Western equine world 33:33

12M ago33:33

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Welcome to the inaugural podcast for Tails from the Stalls. In this podcast, we will delve into the world of equine professionals, trainers, horse enthusiasts, and the business people who have shaped the equine industry. Our aim is to explore the diverse disciplines within the equine world and share the stories of individuals who have turned their …

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An Interview With Dr. Michael Cohen: Blunt Advice for Navigating a Career in Academic Medicine 31:24

1y ago31:24

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Individuals pursue careers in academic medicine for many reasons. A love of organizational politics is rarely one of them, but faculty need to understand potential landmines if they are to avoid them. In this interview, Dr. Michael Cohen, a professor emeritus of pathology at Wake Forest University, draws on his experiences serving on faculty and in…

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An Interview With Glen Garrick: Sustainability in Healthcare Organizations 37:36

1y ago37:36

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Sustainability is a hot topic for American corporations, and health systems are no exception. In this interview, Glen Garrick, system sustainability director for Intermountain Healthcare, explains how his and other healthcare organizations are addressing their environmental, social, and governance responsibilities. He also describes how clinical la…

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An Interview With Dr. Marc Couturier: Keys to Laboratory Success in the Next Pandemic 40:01

1y ago40:01

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Three and a half years after the emergence of COVID-19 is a good time to reflect on the capabilities of U.S. laboratories to respond to future pandemics. In this interview, Dr. Marc Couturier, medical director of Emerging Public Health Crises at ARUP Laboratories, explains how the U.S. laboratory sector has improved in its ability to respond quickl…

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An Interview With Clint Child: Bridging the Cultural Divide Between Nursing and Laboratory Medicine 32:51

1y ago32:51

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Nurses and laboratory professionals rely on each other to ensure accurate test results, but their relationships are sometimes challenging. As president of St. Alphonsus Medical Center in Nampa, Idaho, as well as a registered nurse with a doctorate degree in nursing practice, Clint Child often mediates when these two professional cultures collide. I…

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An Interview With Dr. Andy Hoofnagle: Why Different Platforms Can Give Different Results for the Same Test, and What Can Be Done About It 37:07

1y ago37:07

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Physicians and patients expect laboratory tests to produce the same results, regardless of where they are performed. Unfortunately, that’s not always the case, even for FDA-approved assays. As the current chair of the College of American Pathologists committee for accuracy-based proficiency testing, Dr. Andy Hoofnagle is an authority on this indust…

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An Interview With Dr. Lauren Pearson: Lessons Learned From Automating a Hospital Laboratory 31:40

1+ y ago31:40

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The key to successful clinical lab automation doesn’t lie in the instruments or the conveyor belt. It lies in clarifying what the organization most needs to improve (labor efficiency? turnaround time? reliability?) followed by optimizing those factors through modeling and planning. In this interview, Dr. Lauren Pearson, ARUP’s chief medical officer…

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An Interview With Dr. Susan Edralin: What Laboratory Leaders Aren’t Discussing With Hospital Administrators, But Should Be 25:32

1+ y ago25:32

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For her doctoral dissertation, Dr. Susan Edralin dove into the issue of communicating the value contribution of pathology and laboratory medicine to healthcare administrators. What she found in her conversations surprised her. In this interview, she lists some of the misunderstandings regarding laboratory value and describes how lab directors can r…

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An Interview With Dr. Bert Ley: Understanding the U.S. Patent System 32:18

1+ y ago32:18

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You know what a patent is, but do you know what’s patentable in the field of laboratory diagnostics? Or how patent law has changed over the years? In this interview, Dr. Bert Ley, a registered patent agent with decades of experience in the clinical laboratory industry, unpacks some of the mysteries of the U.S. patent system and how it ultimately be…

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An Interview With Drs. Tammy Smith and Lisa Peterson: Optimizing Laboratory Testing for Autoimmune Neurologic Disease 33:07

1+ y ago33:07

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Laboratory testing can either lead to the correct diagnosis or take a clinician down a blind alley, depending on how carefully the tests are selected and performed. In this interview, a practicing neurologist (Dr. Tammy Smith) and a clinical laboratory immunologist (Dr. Lisa Peterson) explain some of the complexities of laboratory diagnosis of auto…

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The Challenge of Newborn Drug Testing 34:38

1+ y ago34:38

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Many hospitals test newborn babies for exposure to drugs of abuse. Although this sounds fairly straightforward, in practice it has been difficult to standardize testing protocols, let alone keep up with substance use trends. Compared with other areas of laboratory medicine, drug testing is also associated with unique social and legal ramifications,…

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Amplifying the Voice of the Patient 34:07

1+ y ago34:07

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Within our current healthcare institutions, patients’ voices are often drowned out by the voices of providers, scientists, and industry. Andrea Downing’s life work is to fix this. As a BRCA1 cancer previvor and a patients’ rights activist, she was a spokesperson for one of the plaintiffs in the U.S. Supreme Court case that ultimately overturned gen…

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‘Think Different’ About Quality Control 30:10

2y ago30:10

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To most laboratorians, quality control is all about rules, metrics, and thresholds. To Dr. Fred Strathmann, on the other hand, it’s about gaining understanding of the underlying processes. In this interview, he shares examples of ways to think more deeply about measurements in order to drive organizational improvement.…

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How to Create a More Welcoming Workplace for Women 27:00

2y ago27:00

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ARUP Laboratories was recently recognized by Forbes Magazine as being among the country’s best workplaces for women. In this interview, ARUP’s president, Dr. Tracy George, explains how companies can create healthier models of work-life balance that support women (and men) in their personal and professional roles.…

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A Legacy of Leadership in Clinical Pathology 36:48

2y ago36:48

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The curricula of pathology and laboratory medicine training programs are heavily weighted toward technical and medical knowledge. In this interview, Dr. Wayne Chandler makes the case for more emphasis on leadership training, and he shares experiences from his 40-year clinical pathology career that illustrate the impact of people skills.…

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A Sensible Approach to LDT Regulation 28:24

2y ago28:24

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The VALID Act currently being debated in Congress would increase the regulatory burden on clinical laboratories. In this interview, Dr. David Grenache from TriCore Laboratories and the University of New Mexico, together with Dr. Vince Stine from the American Association for Clinical Chemistry, explain why VALID would slow down innovation while it r…

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Keys to Recruiting and Retention in a Tough Labor Market 38:45

2y ago38:45

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In 2022, laboratory professionals have more choices about whom to work for and whether to even continue working in laboratory medicine. In this discussion, Stephanie Whitehead, MBA, MPH, MLS(ASCP), executive director of pathology and laboratory services at University Health, San Antonio, describes what managers should be doing to recruit and retain…

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An Organizational Strategy for Workplace Mental Health 31:19

2+ y ago31:19

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Despite their explicit healthcare mission, clinical laboratories often fall short when it comes to employee mental health. Laboratory managers know how to troubleshoot an assay or write a procedure, but how many know how to support an employee with crippling anxiety or de-escalate an emotional crisis? In this discussion, Brysen Bocchino, CMHC, NCC,…

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A Look Into the Future of Lab Medicine 28:39

2+ y ago28:39

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How will lab testing be different a decade from now? Many answers are likely to be found in the numerous projects championed by the roughly 200 medical directors and scientists of the ARUP Institute for Clinical and Experimental Pathology. In this discussion, Dr. Adam Barker, chief scientific officer for ARUP Laboratories, explains how and why thes…

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Nudging Physicians Toward Better Use of Diagnostic Tests 41:09

2+ y ago41:09

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Improving physicians’ use of laboratory tests is not usually a problem of motivation. They’re already motivated to deliver high-quality care to their patients. More often, it’s about choice architecture, i.e., making sure that correct choices are easier to make than incorrect ones. In this discussion, Dr. Valerie Vaughn explains the science behind …

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How Transgender Medicine Is Changing Laboratory Practices for the Better 28:33

2+ y ago28:33

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The needs of transgender and nonbinary patients are compelling laboratories to reexamine historic practices in areas such as patient demographics, reference intervals, and terminology. In this discussion, Drs. Joely Straseski and Jenna Rychert express confidence in the laboratory community's ability to meet the needs of both patients and clinicians…

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An Interview With Dr. Gary Procop: His Vision for Responsive Certification in Pathology 12:25

2+ y ago12:25

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Many physicians see board certification as a one-time hurdle along their career pathway. Dr. Gary Procop, incoming CEO of the American Board of Pathology, sees it instead as a longitudinal partnership “to help make great pathologists, and make great pathologists greater.” In this discussion he explains how ABPath and other specialty boards are usin…

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Using Genetics to Solve Medical Cold Cases of Hemolytic Anemia 24:31

3y ago24:31

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It’s surprisingly common for individuals to harbor undiagnosed genetic conditions. For example, newborns with abnormally high bilirubin levels often reach adulthood without any discovery of the biologic cause. In this discussion, Dr. Archana Agarwal delves into the value of using focused genetic panels to end the diagnostic odysseys for about half …

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An Interview With Lab Superheroes: Stories of Ingenuity, Creativity, and Grit (Part II) 32:30

3y ago32:30

32:30

When most people think of laboratorians, they picture introverts following rigid processes to perform technical tasks. These stereotypes sell laboratory professionals short. True, laboratory testing does involve technical chemistry and biology tasks, and some scientists might be introverts, but our field is far broader than this picture suggests. I…

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An Interview With Lab Superheroes: Stories of Ingenuity, Creativity, and Grit (Part I) 32:56

3y ago32:56

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When most people think of laboratorians, they picture introverts following rigid processes to perform technical tasks. These stereotypes sell laboratory professionals short. True, laboratory testing does involve technical chemistry and biology tasks, and some scientists might be introverts, but our field is far broader than this picture suggests. I…

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The People of Pathology 25:52

3y ago25:52

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Dennis Strenk, PA(ASCP)CM, has interviewed more than 70 people in pathology and laboratory medicine for his podcast, “People of Pathology.” We discuss the remarkable range of backgrounds, professional interests, and career paths he’s encountered, and why it’s never too late to pursue a laboratory career.…

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Person-Centric Innovation to Improve Diagnostic Testing in Global Health 42:49

3y ago42:49

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Global health is ultimately achieved by meeting the health needs of people in diverse real-world settings. Creative innovations developed to meet the needs of lower-resourced countries can often benefit wealthy countries as well. In this discussion, Dr. Karen Heichman, director of diagnostics for the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, explains the …

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How Do You Continue Building a Great Company? 28:51

3y ago28:51

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Andy Theurer recently became the seventh CEO in ARUP’s almost 40-year history. In this interview, he reflects on lessons learned from all six of his predecessors, shares why he’s been skipping to work almost every day for the more than 30 years he’s been with ARUP, and talks about how he hopes to guide the future of ARUP.…

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The Cultural Legacy of a CEO 13:20

3y ago13:20

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Dr. Sherrie Perkins never planned, nor aspired, to become CEO of a large clinical laboratory business. But after a long and successful career as an academic hematopathologist, she was tapped as the sixth chief executive in ARUP Laboratories’ nearly 40-year history. In this interview, she describes her journey from art student to pathologist, how ev…

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Where Is Pathology Heading? 31:06

3+ y ago31:06

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Few guests on LabMind have been as attuned to broad technologic trends in pathology as Dr. Joseph Anderson. He has worked in multiple settings, including private practice, academia, and industry, and is currently engaged in with several early-stage pathology companies. Anderson also hosts a podcast in which he interviews leaders in the domain of di…

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