CLINICAL PATHOLOGY/ LABORATORY MEDICINE Introduction (aka Why are we here?) The dean made me do it! The other sections were filled up I’m going into pathology.

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CLINICAL PATHOLOGY/ LABORATORY MEDICINE Introduction (aka Why are we here?) The dean made me do it! The other sections were filled up I’m going into pathology & I wanted a head start I figured this would be easy I wanted to learn something about how labs work

CLINICAL PATHOLOGY/ LABORATORY MEDICINE Areas of Impact Laboratories used across the board in medicine As such, must delve in to several unpopular areas, including Biochemistry Epidemiology/Biostatistics Medical Economics Computers MedicoLegal Areas

CLINICAL PATHOLOGY/ LABORATORY MEDICINE Goals of Course 1. What do the laboratories do? 2. How can laboratories be used to interpret complex medical problems? 3. What is the appropriate use of laboratory studies? 4. How can new tests be integrated into our diagnostic armamentarium?

CLINICAL PATHOLOGY/ LABORATORY MEDICINE Goals of Course 5. How can laboratories be used to screen for disease entities? 6. What role do laboratories play in this era of cost containment? 7. How can laboratories best be utilized to further clinical care?

CLINICAL PATHOLOGY/ LABORATORY MEDICINE Relatively new specialty Evolved from the need to monitor homeostasis As such, came primarily from Medicine and Pediatrics, though all specialties have contributed As needs became more specialized & because no direct patient care involved, moved naturally into Pathology Often has been stepchild to other activities

CLINICAL PATHOLGOY/ LABORATORY MEDICINE In era of relative inattention to finances, grew rapidly as technology advanced Clinical Pathology was a gold mine to many Pathology departments Many abuses, but made MANY pathologists wealthy

CLINICAL PATHOLOGY/ LABORATORY MEDICINE Why are laboratories important? Laboratory medicine has had rapid growth over the past 20 years, due to More tests now available Old tests now automated to be widely & easily available Rampant overuse of laboratory studies As such,have become a prime target for cost containment

CLINICAL PATHOLOGY/ LABORATORY MEDICINE Now, financial abuses have been taken out of the system As laboratory medicine has become more specialized, people skilled in running laboratories have become critical Laboratory medicine playing critical role in outcomes research Will play pivotal role in deciding what tests are important for what diseases

CLINICAL PATHOLOGY/ LABORATORY MEDICINE What is its role in overall scheme? Clearly is adjunctive to patient care 80% of diagnoses come from history 15% from physical examination 5% from other areas (Radiology, Laboratory, etc) Often plays a critical role in monitoring of therapy

CLINICAL PATHOLOGY/ LABORATORY MEDICINE Current Usages - ? Appropriateness Has been extensively used for medicolegal reasons Limited utility in screening for disease entities

CLINICAL PATHOLOGY/ LABORATORY MEDICINE Components NOT A MONOLITH WHERE ALL SCREWUPS GO! Many components to obtaining laboratory results, including:

CLINICAL PATHOLOGY/ LABORATORY MEDICINE Ordering of test Collection of appropriate specimen from the appropriate patient Transport of specimen to laboratory Logging in of specimen to laboratory

CLINICAL PATHOLOGY/ LABORATORY MEDICINE Processing of specimen Hematology Chemistry Microbiology Blood Bank/Transfusion Medicine Running of specimen Interpretation of results by laboratory Delivery of results to physician

CLINICAL PATHOLOGY/ LABORATORY MEDICINE Summary Sits at interface between clinical care and pathology As such, clinical pathologists need extensive familiarity with clinical testing as well as laboratory procedures Also need input from clinicians RE: important/emerging trends in medicine Will play critical role in deciding what tests are used for what purposes