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Today and Join
us for our Fall Webinar on Thursday,
October 20, 2016
Clinician vs. Laboratorian:
Conflict or Collaboration?
Presenter: Marcia L. Zucker,
PhD
President, ZIVD, LLC
While laboratorians and
clinicians share the same goal- optimal patient care, they
often seem to be working in opposition. This presentation
addresses the sources of these conflicts and suggests
approaches to maximize cooperation.
This webinar will:
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Describe those factors
which lead to conflict between lab and clinicians
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Propose changes to their
processes and procedures to minimize these conflicts
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Implement collaborative
initiatives to alleviate conflict
Continuing Education:
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 About
our Presenter:
Marcia L. Zucker, PhD
is an independent consultant specializing in all aspects of
point of care diagnostics. Prior to starting her company,
Marcia was the Director of Clinical Support for Response
Biomedical Corporation. In this capacity she was responsible
for Technical Support, clinical evaluations and developing
customer tools for Response products which include point of
care (POC) cardiac markers, rapid viral diagnostics,
biodefense and environmental assay systems. Marcia was
previously with ITC where she was responsible for all
clinical trials of their POC hemostasis, blood gas and
chemistry products as well as their line of incision
products.
Prior to ITC, Marcia worked in clinical research at the Mt
Sinai School of Medicine (New York) investigating novel
anti-viral therapies in the Division of Infectious Diseases.
She completed her bachelor’s degree at Rensselaer
Polytechnic Institute, Ph.D. at Princeton University and
post-doctoral fellowship at Yale University. She is an
active contributor to the scientific literature, lectures
both nationally and internationally on point of care
applications and maintains affiliations with several
professional associations. Marcia is active in the AACC
Critical and Point of Care Testing Division, the National
Academy of Clinical Biochemists (NACB), the CLSI Consensus
Committee for Point-of-Care Testing and CLSI guidelines
development working groups.
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