Safeguarding Against Pathology Residents BurnoutBurnout has long been identified as a source of concern for pathology residents. This phenomenon is not only detrimental to personal wellness, it also has the ability to erode workplace well-being and increase attrition. To safeguard the wellbeing of the workforce as well as the field, this issue requires study, and broad-based mitigation strategies. Apr 01 25April 01, 2025Article at criticalvalues.org
A Reemergence of Measles: How Does It Affect the Lab?Nov 01 24November 01, 2024Article at criticalvalues.org
5 Reasons Why Pathology Residents Should Develop Leadership Skills—And How To Do ItThe early retirements of seasoned professionals, coupled with the hiring of newly-minted professionals, means that early career pathologists may find themselves in leadership positions sooner rather than later. 5. Leadership skills make you valuable… Jul 16 24July 16, 2024Article at criticalvalues.org
Leading a Change in Care: An Interview with Histopathologist Aqua Asberry, HT(ASCP)CM At Georgia Tech, there’s never a routine day. I was like a sponge when I first arrived. I was always ready and willing to soak up any information that I could. I was introduced to so many areas of disease, like cardiovascular and neurological… Mar 23 23March 23, 2023Article at criticalvalues.org
The EPIDEM Model of Quality Improvement: A Q&A with Yaolin Zhou, MDThe EPIDEM Model of Quality Improvement: A Q&A with Yaolin Zhou, MD CV: You have been at quite a few different institutions. How did this contribute to EPIDEM? CV: What makes EPIDEM unique compared to other existing QI models? CV: Where should people… Feb 07 23February 07, 2023Article at criticalvalues.org
