What can we learn from EQAs and audits for cardiac marker testing? Dr P. O. Collinson MA MB BChir FRCPath MD FACB Consultant Chemical Pathologist and Director of Clinical Blood Sciences, Head of Vascular Risk Management,

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• Biomarkers
• Medical emergencies
• Aging-associated diseases
• Cardiology
• Myocardial infarction
• Cardiac marker
• Left bundle branch block
• Medicine
• Chemical pathology
• Health

Community Developed VPI Screener This screener was developed and kindly made available by Nadine Langman, Speech Pathologist, Lower Hunter Community Health. Generalist clinicians may find this a useful tool for screening

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• Hypernasal speech
• Nasality
• Nasal emission
• Plosive
• Stop consonant
• Human anatomy
• Sound
• Phonetics
• Consonants
• Human communication

Title of Position: Speech Pathologist, Anangu Education Special Services Team Classification Code: PS02

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• Speech and language pathology
• Special education
• Disability
• Anangu Schools
• Early childhood intervention
• Atlanta Speech School
• Medicine
• Health
• Education

5 days with Mike White and his Optimal Breathing Hi, I’m Dan S. I am from Philadephia and work as a speech pathologist in a hospital as well as voice therapist in an ENT clinic. This whole process has been an eye opene

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• Literature
• Humanities
• Christianity
• Jesse Leach
• David Meece
• Holocaust literature
• Night
• Brian Welch

In 1979, Robin Warren (right), a pathologist with an interest in gastric ulcers, noticed spiral-shaped bacteria wherever he saw signs of inflammation in biopsies from

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• Digestive system
• Gram-negative bacteria
• Proteobacteria
• Abdomen
• Helicobacter pylori
• Peptic ulcer
• Barry Marshall
• Gastritis
• Stomach
• Medicine
• Biology
• Gastroenterology

American Society for Investigative Pathology www.asip.org Rous-Whipple Award – 1997 Richard G. Lynch ASIP presents the Rous-Whipple Award to a mid-career pathologist who has achieved a

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EPISODE DESCRIPTIONS Episode One: Magic Bullets (March 30, 11PM) Episode One centers on the story of Sidney Farber’s evolution from obscure pathologist in the basement of Boston Children’s Hospital to renowned

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• War on Cancer
• Breast cancer
• Targeted therapy
• Cancer
• Management of cancer
• Medicine
• Ribbon symbolism
• Oncology

Open PhD Position for: Fluorescence-on-the-fly Job description The project is motivated by the emerging field of digital pathology. The primary activity of a pathologist, making a diagnosis via microscopic examination of

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• Science
• Fluorescence
• Spectroscopy
• Microscopes
• Fluorescence microscope
• Fluorescence-lifetime imaging microscopy
• Digital pathology
• Johan Sebastiaan Ploem
• Chemical imaging
• Chemistry
• Microscopy
• Biology

POSITION DESCRIPTION SPEECH PATHOLOGIST CHILDREN’S SERVICES This position description describes the scope and skills required of the Speech Pathologist in Children’s Services. The position description may be subject

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• Rehabilitation medicine
• Speech and language pathology
• Case management
• Health care provider
• Cleveland Hearing & Speech Center
• California HealthCare Foundation
• Medicine
• Health
• Dyslexia

To PECS or not to PECS? Rebecca Wright, Speech Pathologist and Pyramid Consultant Pyramid Educational Consultants of Australia Pty. Ltd. The idea that PECS (Picture Exchange Communication System) or other augmentative an

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• Health
• Autism
• Picture Exchange Communication System
• Communication
• Speech
• Medicine
• Speech and language pathology
• Augmentative and alternative communication