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Need For Better Physician-Administration Relations Based On...
Main Category: Public Health Article Date: 26 Jul 2008 - 0:00 PDT Press Ganey Associates' 2008 Hospital Check-Up Report: Physician Perspectives on American Hospitals finds that there continues to be a gap in ...
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Proellex Administered As Cyclic Therapy For Uterine Fibroids...
Repros Therapeutics Inc. today released strong results from its completed extension safety study of Proellex in the chronic treatment of the symptoms associated with uterine fibroids.
Cost-cutting stressed health system, pathologist testifies
The Telegram Dr. Mahmoud Khalifa described the 1990s as a stressful time in health care, where cost-cutting was dominant.
New Computer Assisted Diagnostic Tests for Ovarian Cancer, Cervical...
Health Discovery Corporation , a leader in support vector machine based molecular diagnostics, and DCL Medical Laboratories, LLC, Indianapolis, IN, a full-service, clinical reference laboratory, today announced ...
Speech therapists, audiologists are you listening?
One out of every thousand children is hearing impaired in India, according to a WHO report.
American Institute of Biological Scie...
Results of a Survey on Plant Pathology Education in America: Current Status and Future Challenges
The membership of the American Phytopathological Society has grown increasingly concerned about the future education of plant pathologists.
Technician placed organs in wrong body after postmortem
AN INVESTIGATION into how an extra heart, extra liver and extra set of kidneys ended up in the body of a British tourist after a postmortem examination at Dublin's Beaumont Hospital has found a technician in ...
Medical labs were bogged down in politics, manager says
The Telegram The discord between lab management and pathologists is dominating testimony at the Cameron inquiry this afternoon.
Judicial review over refusal to hear evidence in Rossiter case
The Judicial review of the refusal by the Cork City Coroner to call evidence from two UK based pathologists at the inquest of Brian Rossiter is due in the High Court this week.
Ontario's MLTs support CAP's five-point plan
The College of Medical Laboratory Technologists of Ontario today issued a statement regarding the Canadian Association of Pathologists' announcement of proposed plans for improving Canadian laboratory services.
Proellex Administered As Cyclic Therapy For Uterine Fibroids...
Repros Therapeutics Inc. today released strong results from its completed extension safety study of Proellex in the chronic treatment of the symptoms associated with uterine fibroids.
Olympic Medical Center wins accolades, receives pathology accreditation
Olympic Medical Center's pathology department has been accredited for another two years by the College of American Pathologists.
Inquiry having national impact
A senior pathologist at Eastern Health says the Cameron Inquiry has opened up communication channels between pathologists.
Lab chief kept out of loop on N.L. botched tests, inquiry told
ST. JOHN'S, N.L. - Even though he was site chief at the Newfoundland hospital lab at the heart of the botched breast cancer test scandal, Dr.
As rates rise, researchers find better way to identify melanoma
University of Rochester Medical Center researchers found a new protein produced excessively in malignant melanoma, a discovery that is particularly relevant as skin cancer rates climb dramatically among young ...
Portage la Prairie Daily Graphic
The human body is a complex organism. So is the science of bodily diseases known as pathology.
Work of third pathologist under review at UCHG
The work of a third consultant pathologist at University College Hospital Galway is under review due to concerns about the standard of his work.
Pathologists call for national system to prevent testing errors
The Canadian Association of Pathologists is calling on the federal government to set up a national system of standards for medical testing laboratories as a way to prevent errors that could lead to faulty ...
Cancer scare sees hospital review 49 breast tests
UNIVERSITY College Hospital Galway is reviewing the breast cancer tests of women screened in early 2004 after concerns were raised about a locum pathologist.
HIQA publishes report on cancer misdiagnosis
An investigation into the misdiagnosis of a woman with breast cancer at University Hospital Galway has found that the mistakes may not have happened if a multi-disciplinary review system was in place.