April 2022
From Cells to Spells
By Tiffany Bratton, PhD, DABCC, FAACC, FACHI
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September 2021
Next-Generation Sequencing for Infectious Diseases Diagnostics—Is It Worth the Hype?
By Huanyu Wang, PhD, D(ABMM) and Sophonie Jean, PhD, D(ABMM)
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July/August 2021
Modern Reference Intervals
Dustin Bunch, PhD, DABCC
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June 2021
Sample Delivery to the Clinical Lab:Neither Heat, Nor Snow, Nor Gravitational Force
Christina C. Pierre, PhD, DABCC and Joe Wiencek, PhD, DABCC, FAACC
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May 2021
Point-of-Care Testing by Ambulance Teams: An Opportunity for a New Standard
Anna K. Füzéry, PHD, DABCC, FCACB, and Gerald J. Kost, MD, PHD, FAACC
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March 2021
Defining the Role of Clinical Laboratories in Value-Based Population Health Equity
Monique Dodd, PharmD, PhC, MLS(ASCP)CM, Rick VanNess, MS, and David Grenache, PhD, DABCC, FAACC
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January/February 2021
Understanding and Improving Syphilis Screening
Sarah Wheeler, PhD, FAACC
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December 2020
A View From Germany on the Preanalytic Phase of Forensic Toxicology Testing
Hans-Juergen Maurer, Harald Frey, Nadine Schaefer, Phd, and Andreas H. Ewald, Phd
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November 2020
The Hunt for a Kidney Troponin
Joe M. El-Khoury, PhD, DABCC, FAACC
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October 2020
Running on Empty
Anna Merrill, PhD, DABCC
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AACC designates 0.5 ACCENT® credit hours for the mini-review article in each monthly issue of Clinical Laboratory News. By claiming continuing education credit for this activity, you are affirming that you have read the article in its entirety.
Target Audience: clinical laboratory directors, administrators, managers, and clinical laboratory scientists; anyone involved in the in vitro diagnostics industry or regulatory and business affairs for in vitro diagnostics, hospital administrators.
Learning Objectives: After reading a Clinical Laboratory News mini-review, the readers should be able to describe, based on the content of the article, relevant emerging trends in clinical laboratory management, test utilization, assays and instrumentation; as well as how relevant medical guidelines and patient needs are influencing laboratory medicine.