Staying connected to those around you starts with finding commonalities that develop a link from one person to the next. This year's #ASCPdayOfService focuses on just that, with a shared goal of strengthening communities through acts of service.

Diagnosing dermatologic diseases in patients with darker skin pigmentation is a critical patient care, as well as a DE&I issue in pathology. bit.ly/3Ubd1ct

What is the Significant Impact of #MedicalLaboratory & #Pathology to the U.S. Economy & Healthcare System? CC: Blair Holladay

✅Medical laboratory diagnostics is a vital U.S. industry, comprising more than 330,000 jobs across 174,000 labs, according to the CDC 1/n 🧵👇

AI can benefit the lab, but according to these researchers, ChatGPT struggles with tasks that require textual understanding and detailed image analysis. What do these limitations mean for use in pathology applications? bit.ly/4aLk9Bz

ASCP has a lot in store to celebrate #MedicalLabWeek ! Take a look at our agenda and follow us on our social media channels to stay updated on events.

Understanding the right test for the right patient is simply good patient care. Clinical decision alerts in electronic health records can help mitigate unnecessary laboratory orders. bit.ly/4aKRwEK

The Singapore General Hospital’s Scientific Meeting has been a fantastic opportunity to showcase groundbreaking ideas in healthcare. Collaboration & innovation are key to providing high-quality care for all patients. StrongerTogether we can change healthcare for the better.

Honored to be the opening keynote speaker at Singapore General Hospital’s Scientific Meeting. “Thinking Local to Go Global: Creativity in Patient Care, Education, and Research” aligns with ASCP’s work on the pressing issue of cancer in Africa and innovative solutions to bridge

Creating greener labs is critical to continued laboratory success. How can we calculate the carbon footprint of our own laboratories? See how one laboratory in France did it: bit.ly/48XMPWQ

It's imperative that pathologists know about VEXAS Syndrome and how to diagnosis it. bit.ly/4abmrdp

This editorial details the ASCLPS 'How Do I' series in AJCP aimed at any pathologist involved with clinical pathology in the academic or community setting. bit.ly/4csJHW5

As pathologists, we are responsible for accurate test results even when that testing isn't performed in our physical laboratory. bit.ly/49ZzXkt

Managing the carbon footprint of our laboratories is a growing concern. In order to decrease emissions, we first have to measure current outputs. bit.ly/48XMPWQ

Women are significantly underrepresented among editor in chiefs across pathology journals. How can we change that? bit.ly/4cfKsS3

How can we encourage our MLS colleagues to engage in research? This study highlights several possible initiatives to do just that. bit.ly/4cdyTec

Adopting this root cause analysis model can help optimize patient care and allow for better use of resources. bit.ly/49Qq20u

Happy Match Day! ASCP welcomes the new residents in pathology! #PathMatch

Laboratories in low resource settings may not have the resources to perform their own quality assessments. Can a remotely-deployed QA program be effective? This study says yes. bit.ly/3P3va8Y

AI is becoming increasingly prevalent in the laboratory. A new study highlights a potential use: pre-analytical specimen sorting. How might this change processes? bit.ly/48Wm4D7

Improving patient outcomes is part of providing high-quality care for all. Standardizing gross examination and reporting protocols can be part of that process. Read the results of one survey here: bit.ly/3HXJADO