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Good Professional Practices in Chemical Pathology

Good Professional Practices in Chemical Pathology

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Page 1: Good Professional Practices in Chemical Pathology

Good Professional Practices in Chemical

Pathology

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Chemical Pathologist as Bench worker

Master of the bench work

analytical requirement

scientific phenomena

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Quality Control (QC)

The role of Chemical

Pathologist as a QC Officer is

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recognized.

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Instrument Handling

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Method EvaluationO Various aspects of method

evaluation have always an important part of Chemical Pathology Examinations.

O Now it will be made more objective, crisp and structured.

O The calculation station will test the theoretical aspects before testing the practical skills in a separate station

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Problem solving in varied Clinical Situations

O In day to day work Chemical Pathologist may be required to solve peculiar problems related to lab work.

O These situations require acumens different from those involved in interpreting lab data.

O The situations may vary widely, some examples given here, however, will help understand the nature of this faculty.

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Derived TestsO It is very rightly said that Chemical

Pathologist should always keep a calculator in his / her pocket.

O The purpose is to carry out or verify various derived tests determined by applying various formulae or equations.

O Continuous practice may give him or her a skill to carry out these calculations in minimum time.

O Examples include Creatinine Clearance, LDL-Cholesterol by Friedwald etc.

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Lab SafetyO Biosafety and safety from Chemical,

Electric and Fire hazards are very important domains in the training of a Chemical Pathologist to safeguard his / her own well-being and that of the other lab staff and community at a large.

O This skill and attitude can be tested only by a properly designed observed station.

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Data InterpretationO A Chemical Pathologist spent a

considerable portion of his day`s work in interpreting the patients lab reports.

O This is essentially a higher cognitive domain and can be mastered only with continuous knowledge updating and practice.

O The methods involved in this domain testing are already quite objective.

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OSPE

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What is OSPE??

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OSPEO Objective O Structured O Practical O Examination

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Why it is Mock??O Results not to be communicatedO Writing identification is OPTIONAL!!!!