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Laboratory clinical effectiveness: pathologists improving clinical outcomes
Conrad Schuerch1, Mark Selna, Jay Jones
1Division of Laboratory Medicine, Geisinger Health System, Danville, PA 17822-0131, USA. cschuerch@geisinger.edu
Abstract:
This article calls on pathologists to take a larger role in improving the performance of the American health care system. To improve outcomes for populations and individuals require that pathologists increase their activities outside of the traditional laboratory in interdisciplinary collaborations, outcomes research, health care systems development, and clinical care.
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