A
new book of interest has been published, focusing on key techniques for those
working in bioscience laboratories and students. The reference is:
Chesca,
A., Abdulina, G. and Sandle, T. (2020) Laboratory Techniques with
Applicability in Routine Practice, Lambert Academic Publishing, Mauritius,
IBSN 978-620-056942-4
Tim
Sandle as contributed two chapters, which are:
Abstract:
Sandle,
T. (2020) Assessing Gram-stain error rates in the healthcare context. In
Chesca, A., Abdulina, G. and Sandle, T. (2020) Laboratory Techniques with
Applicability in Routine Practice, Lambert Academic Publishing, Mauritius,
pp7-20
With
the second chapter, the abstract reads:
In
order to improve the efficiency and detectability of disease, and to streamline
services, pathology services have been undergoing a digital transformation.
Areas of application extend from the automated scanning of slides to the use of
artificial intelligence to aid with the interpretation of data. Furthermore,
the implementation of digital workflows, which includes integration between
systems and software, is key to achieving widespread adoption and driving
improvements. This chapter assesses the main changes taking place and looks at
the impact upon the workstream of the pathology function. In doing so, the
chapter also considers the advantages and disadvantages that such new
technology comes with.
The
chapter reference is:
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