[Histonet] RE: Histonet digest, Vol 1 #139 - 17 msgs

From:"Glencross Hedley (RW3) CM&MC Manchester"

 

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	Date: Wed, 19 Nov 2003 17:27:01 -0600
	From: "Sarah Jones" 
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	Subject: RE: [Histonet] embedding like specimens sequentially
	
	This is an intriguing problem.  I'm unsure why anyone would court
	disaster if it could be avoided.  I checked the web page
	http://www.pathologistsassistants.org/  PA's do work under the
	direction of the pathologist so as Curtis pointed out, that would be one
	way to handle it. 
	Also, the web site states under the code of regulation:
	Section 3. Service.
	
	A Pathologists' Assistant is qualified by academic and practical
	training to provide the following services under the direction and
	supervision of a pathologist:
	
	A. Preparation, gross description and dissection of human tissue
	surgical specimens including:
	
	1. Assuring appropriate specimen accessioning.
	
	Since this is a bit ambiguous, it could be put in your procedure manual
	as an SOP and then all the fussin an feudin would be put to an end.  I'm
	puttin that "fussin and feudin" lingo in their for all our UK friends
	that have been so privileged to hear our fearless leader (cough, cough)
	speak this week. He's very brave when it comes to bombing and sending
	the troops in, but Members of parliament are just too much for him! 
	;)
	
	
	
	
	Sarah Jones HT(ASCP)
	Dept. of Vet. Anatomy & Public Health
	Histology Lab
	Texas A&M University
	College Station, TX 77843-4458
	phone: 979-845-3177
	fax:  979-458-3499
	
	
	Hi Sarah
	 
	Next thing you know, we all (we'all) will be "whoopin and a hollerin" over here too!!!!!!!!!!!
	 
	Regards
	 
	Hedley Glencross
	Manchester Cytology Centre UK



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