The first and most important priority in a clinical laboratory is safety. Working in an environment with a multitude of hazards requires knowledge of how to safely deal with them. However, laboratory safety is only effective when guidelines are carefully enforced and observed. If safety requirements are not followed properly, serious accidents and…[Read more]

The first responders in every emergency site are the paramedics or your emergency medical technicians (EMT). While inside the hospital, you have different nurses and doctors to evaluate and manage the patient’s overall health conditions. But there are what we call “investigators” that operate behind the scenes in the medical field. These are your…[Read more]

Finding out what’s wrong with a patient is an important part of their medical journey, perhaps the most critical. All of this begins with a medical laboratory technician doing their job correctly. So, what exactly does a medical laboratory technician do, and what will you learn on an MLT program?

A medical technologist’s job combines scientific…[Read more]

In this contemporary world, audiences tend to aim attention to conversational and interactive methods. Hence, the dawn of video blogging and other creative technological means of acquiring and sharing information.

This educational video, for instance, shows a detailed personal testimony of an accomplished pathologist. Various subject matter…[Read more]

Through the lens of the physician-patient relationship, this article investigates the relationship between medicine’s history and its digital present. The rhetoric surrounding the introduction of new technologies into medicine today tends to emphasize that technology is disrupting relationships and that the doctor-patient bond represents a more…[Read more]

Every treatment’s laboratory diagnostic and results are grouped. These records can be used in a retrospective analysis to look for a link between laboratory results and diseases and improve diagnosis efficiency and laboratory report quality. The study utilizes the J48 algorithm, a data mining technique, to predict abnormalities in 1,362 students’…[Read more]