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Stephanie Gay

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Biochemia Medica|April 16, 2020
Changes in error rates in the Australian key incident monitoring and management system programStephanie Gay, Tony Badrick
The Clinical Biochemist. Reviews|February 23, 2016
Variation in Laboratory Reporting of Haemolysis - a Need for HarmonisationPenny Petinos, Stephanie Gay, Tony Badrick
Clinical Chemistry and Laboratory Medicine|August 4, 2017
The key incident monitoring and management system - history and role in quality improvementTony Badrick, Stephanie Gay, Mark Mackay, et al.
Biochemia Medica|December 27, 2021
Review of current incidents and risk calculations used in the Royal College of Australasian Pathologists Key Incident Management and Monitoring Systems - a system that could be used by all Australasian medical laboratories, and easily adapted to worldwide useStephanie Gay, Belinda Pope, Tony Badrick, et al.
Muscle & Nerve|April 14, 2012
Myostatin deficiency is associated with an increase in number of total axons and motor axons innervating mouse tibialis anterior muscleStephanie Gay, Elodie Jublanc, Anne Bonnieu, et al.
Biochemia Medica|April 11, 2017
External Quality Assessment beyond the analytical phase: an Australian perspectiveTony Badrick, Stephanie Gay, Euan J McCaughey, et al.
Pathology|July 3, 2023
Blood culture quality assurance: findings from a RCPAQAP Key Incident Monitoring and Management Systems (KIMMS) audit of blood culture performanceJuliet Elvy, Elizabeth Haremza, Arthur J Morris, et al.
American Journal of Physiology. Cell Physiology|January 21, 2011
Wnt4 activates the canonical β-catenin pathway and regulates negatively myostatin: functional implication in myogenesisHenri Bernardi, Stephanie Gay, Yann Fedon, et al.
Journal of Pathology Informatics|May 4, 2018
Constant Quest for Quality: Digital CytopathologySimone L Van Es, Janelle Greaves, Stephanie Gay, et al.
Clinical Chemistry and Laboratory Medicine|September 16, 2017
Making sense of a haemolysis monitoring and reporting system: a nationwide longitudinal multimethod study of 68 Australian laboratory participant organisationsLing Li, Elia Vecellio, Stephanie Gay, et al.
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Showing results (1-10 of 12) with videos related to

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Biochemia Medica|April 16, 2020
Changes in error rates in the Australian key incident monitoring and management system programStephanie Gay, Tony Badrick
The Clinical Biochemist. Reviews|February 23, 2016
Variation in Laboratory Reporting of Haemolysis - a Need for HarmonisationPenny Petinos, Stephanie Gay, Tony Badrick
Clinical Chemistry and Laboratory Medicine|August 4, 2017
The key incident monitoring and management system - history and role in quality improvementTony Badrick, Stephanie Gay, Mark Mackay, et al.
Biochemia Medica|December 27, 2021
Review of current incidents and risk calculations used in the Royal College of Australasian Pathologists Key Incident Management and Monitoring Systems - a system that could be used by all Australasian medical laboratories, and easily adapted to worldwide useStephanie Gay, Belinda Pope, Tony Badrick, et al.
Muscle & Nerve|April 14, 2012
Myostatin deficiency is associated with an increase in number of total axons and motor axons innervating mouse tibialis anterior muscleStephanie Gay, Elodie Jublanc, Anne Bonnieu, et al.
Biochemia Medica|April 11, 2017
External Quality Assessment beyond the analytical phase: an Australian perspectiveTony Badrick, Stephanie Gay, Euan J McCaughey, et al.
Pathology|July 3, 2023
Blood culture quality assurance: findings from a RCPAQAP Key Incident Monitoring and Management Systems (KIMMS) audit of blood culture performanceJuliet Elvy, Elizabeth Haremza, Arthur J Morris, et al.
American Journal of Physiology. Cell Physiology|January 21, 2011
Wnt4 activates the canonical β-catenin pathway and regulates negatively myostatin: functional implication in myogenesisHenri Bernardi, Stephanie Gay, Yann Fedon, et al.
Journal of Pathology Informatics|May 4, 2018
Constant Quest for Quality: Digital CytopathologySimone L Van Es, Janelle Greaves, Stephanie Gay, et al.
Clinical Chemistry and Laboratory Medicine|September 16, 2017
Making sense of a haemolysis monitoring and reporting system: a nationwide longitudinal multimethod study of 68 Australian laboratory participant organisationsLing Li, Elia Vecellio, Stephanie Gay, et al.
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