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Clinical Laboratory Science Teaching Resources and Laboratory Preparations |
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For
years, faculty responsible for teaching laboratories have been trying
their best to offer the best experiences with minimal resources.
Laboratory programs, both associate and baccalaureate level, never have
enough equipment, reagents, specimens, or time for preparation. We
are continually looking for fun and interesting ways to recruit new
students and to show others who we are and what we really do. If you have any procedures for laboratory preps or recipes for fake specimens, please share them with your colleagues via this route. It would be wonderful to include how and why they could use it. This could also include good stories using the procedure or prep or how it was helpful or funny. You may also want to present age groups where use of it was successful for those needing/using recruiting techniques. I am also interested in posting a list of things we need to know how to make but can't. Perhaps someone out there can contribute, knowing it's needed. Thanks in advance for your help. I'm looking forward to receiving your contributions. If you want to contribute, just download the submission form, fill it out, and and email it back.
Johanna W. Laird, M.S., MLS(ASCP)CM Director, Program in Clinical Laboratory Science/Medical Technology 312 Devilbiss Hall Salisbury University 1101 Camden Avenue Salisbury, MD 21801 410-513-6364 (phone) 410-578-9185 (FAX) |
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Needed: Mock Specimens Lab Preparations Homework Assignments Recruitment Activities Activities for Elementary Students and High School Students Lab Week Activities and Ideas Notes of Essential Content Policies |
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