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Georgia Association of Pathology Annual Meeting
Oct 25, 2019 - Oct 26, 2019Atlanta Marriott Northwest at Galleria, Atlanta, GA
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Ultrasound-Guided Fine-Needle Aspiration Workshop
Oct 26, 2019 - Oct 27, 2019CAP Headquarters, Northfield, Illinois
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Indiana Association of Pathologists 2019 Fall CME Meeting
Oct 26, 2019IU School of Medicine/IU/Health Fairbanks Hall, Indianapolis, IN
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In Vivo Microscopy Committee
Nov 1, 2019Wyndham Boston Beacon Hill, Boston, BA
Testing for MI with Troponin Assays
2019 Accreditation Checklists Released
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Creating a Culture of Patient Safety
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Pathologist Creates Powerful Program Providing Patients an Up-Close and Personal Look at Their Cancer
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CAP and CGIkk Train Laboratory Inspectors in Japan
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College of American Pathologists Honor Member Physicians at CAP19 Annual Meeting
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Our Lady of Lourdes Medical Center Laboratory marking 55 years of continuous CAP accreditation
Accuracy, precision, timeliness, compassion, courtesy, and respect. Six words woven into the fabric of the laboratory staff’s culture at Our Lady of Lourdes Medical Center, Camden, New Jersey.
On Halloween 1963, the laboratory achieved its very first CAP accreditation and never looked back.
Now 55 years later, Nabil Al-Annouf, MD, MBA, FCAP, chair of Our Lady of Lourdes’ Department of Pathology, reflects on those six important words: “The CAP, as our trade organization and accrediting body, is important to our staff members because it gives them assurance that their contribution to patient care meets the highest standard at every level, beginning with accuracy, precision, and timeliness and ending with compassion, courtesy, and respect.”