Articles from Medical Laboratory Observer (July 1, 2007)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
72-hour crossmatch limit.	Oza, Krishna		371
A perfect score.	Bos, Julie		1277
AACC 2007--July 15-19--San Diego.			247
Advance and contingency preparations meet changed inspection system.	Jadwin, David R.	Viewpoint essay	1155
Antibiotic fabric ties up infection.		Brief article	113
Avian flu update: June 2007.		Brief article	167
Be a volunteer in medicine.	Hardegree, Lester	Viewpoint essay	982
Canadian breast-cancer patients given false results.		Brief article	122
Changes in title without job description.	Frings, Christopher S.		1077
Comprehensive catalog.			38
Comprehensive database.			117
Conferences.		Calendar	277
Congress halts AFIP funding.		Brief article	104
Cruisin' for a bruisin'.	Bersch, Carren	Travel narrative	754
Custom furnishings.			51
Doing tests twice for two docs.	Petersen, Juanita	Brief article	243
Eliminate needle exposure.			114
EMR ownership questions.	Harty-Golder, Barbara		1031
Ergonomic design.			45
Federal quarantine for XDR-TB traveler.		Brief article	303
Full blood-bank line.			47
Hakim's SCC still making history.	Farrell, Patrick	Viewpoint essay	693
Hb and HCT do not match in oncology patients.	Henry, Sarah	Brief article	422
Here is where all the MTs have gone.		Letter to the editor	502
Highly productive.			46
Improved accuracy.			175
Inside vs. outside lab consultants.	Frings, Christopher S.		1032
Instant access.			42
Less pain and trauma.			258
Maintain and monitor.			49
Matrix effect for controls?	Dunlap, Jennifer		525
Meningitis test detects viral infection.		Brief article	138
MIC for H influenza.	Sharp, Susan E.	Brief article	209
More tributes ...	Vacek, Marie; Keffer, Joseph H.	Letter to the editor	311
Pleasant donor experience.			119
POCT for POLs: A POL consultant's view.	Dumas, Tim	Viewpoint essay	923
Potential and pitfalls of NBS, and the reference lab's role.	Bartholomew, Dennis William	Cover story	8057
Program enhancements.			51
Promote patient comfort.			105
Rant du jour.		Letter to the editor	1091
Reduce injury risk.			104
Reduce multiple sticks.			123
Rising prevalence of variant HIV-1 subtypes poses new diagnostic challenge.	Robinson, John, M.		972
Rubella IgG assay.			54
Scope-side guide.			55
Separates paperwork.			44
Software solutions.			43
Speed and capacity.			50
Tainted peanut butter affects more victims.		Brief article	171
Test determines return of breast cancer.		Brief article	179
Tiny wires revolutionize nanotechnology.		Brief article	122
Trends in therapeutic monitoring of immunosuppressive drugs.			687
Up-to-the-minute monitoring.			51
Warmth and comfort.			115
Washable mouse.			46
WHO urges HIV testing in concentrated areas.		Brief article	122