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Hospitals in Michigan Build Unique Shared Lab
By Robert Michel | From the Volume IX No. 15 – October 28, 2002 Issue
CEO SUMMARY: This operational model for a collaborative regional laboratory organization makes “profit” irrelevant. Serving 30 hospitals in four Midwestern states, Michigan Co-Tenancy Laboratories is consistently expanding lab testing services, lowering costs, and emphasizing the labo…
Shortage of Med Techs Stimulates Innovation
By Robert Michel | From the Volume IX No. 5 – April 1, 2002 Issue
CEO SUMMARY: In Western Tennessee, a seven-hospital rural health system is pulling out all stops to solve the staffing crisis in its laboratory division by implementing programs that address both retention and recruiting. “Bench bonuses,” college loan repayment programs, recruitment b…
Strategic Business Failures Of The Laboratory Industry During the 1990s
By Robert Michel | From the Volume VII No. 18 – December 25, 2000 Issue
If analysis is to be accurate and objective, it must recognize and praise successful accomplishments while at the same time recognizing and criticizing failures. Human nature being what it is, however, criticism of failed business decisions is painful and bound to generate denials by the parties invo…
Bill Bonello Sees Opportunities In Diagnostic Services Companies
By Robert Michel | From the Volume VII No. 14 – October 2, 2000 Issue
CEO SUMMARY: With the clinical laboratory industry now enjoying growing interest by professional investors, THE DARK REPORT traveled to New York City to meet with financial analyst William B. Bonello, of U S Bancorp Piper Jaffray. Bonello co-authored a just-released overview of what he ca…
Quantum Dots Targeting Multiplexed Bioassays
By Robert Michel | From the Volume VII No. 3 – February 14, 2000 Issue
CEO SUMMARY: Here’s another exciting new technology which promises to expand the capabilities of diagnostic testing while lowering laboratory costs. Based on research originally done during the 1970’s, quantum dots™ are nanometer-sized semiconductors with unique properties. Quantum …
CARESIDE POC Solution in entirety, the traditional way of performing tests in the To Alter Lab Organization
By Robert Michel | From the Volume VI No. 16 – November 22, 1999 Issue
CEO SUMMARY: CARESIDE’s point-of-care testing system gives laboratory executives a new tool for bringing value-added laboratory services to clinicians. In this exclusive interview, W. Vickery Stoughton, Chairman and CEO of CARESIDE, Inc., shares his perspectives on the clinical laborato…
Revamped Houston JV Validates Industry Trend
By Robert Michel | From the Volume VI No. 14 – October 11, 1999 Issue
CEO SUMMARY: Change is notoriously slow in both the hospital and the clinical laboratory industry. The announcement of a revamped laboratory joint venture between Houston’s Memorial Hermann Healthcare System and Dynacare demonstrates that market pressures continue to encourage the ratio…
Ten Management Myths Misled Clinical Laboratory Executives
By Robert Michel | From the Volume VI No. 13 – September 20, 1999 Issue
CEO SUMMARY: We offer our second installment about the ten management myths which led the clinical laboratory industry astray during the 1980s and 1990s. Regretfully, clients responding to part one of this series tell us that these management myths remain alive and well—and continue to …
A Tale of Two Cities: New York Versus L.A.
By Robert Michel | From the Volume VI No. 7 – May 17, 1999 Issue
CEO SUMMARY: Here’s a dramatic comparison of the effects of advanced managed care on West Coast laboratories as compared to East Coast laboratories. While Los Angeles labs endured radical downsizing and bankruptcy, New York experienced significant increases to existing laboratory capaci…
Blunt Talk From HMO Blue’s Ancillary Contracts Manager
By Robert Michel | From the Volume V No. 11 – August 17, 1998 Issue
CEO SUMMARY: By now, most clinical laboratory executives and pathologists have discovered a new fact of life: provider status with managed care organizations is a critical success factor. Without provider status, the laboratory is denied access to patients and the reimbursement associated…
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