People in Pathology: Kylie Douglas, phlebotomist
People may have heard the term phlebotomist for the first time after watching the American version of the reality television show The Bachelor – contestant Tayshia Adams slugging it out for the ‘p
Shout out to women in pathology on International Women’s Day
According to the World Health Organisation, 70% of the world's health workforce are women. There are some very famous female names recorded in the annals of medicine, such as Florence Nightingale an
RCPA members receive Australia Day Honours
Four members of the Royal College of Pathologists of Australasia (RCPA) have this year received Australia Day honours for outstanding contributions in their respective fields.
The recipients of Aus
Cheers to the dedicated pathology staff working through festive season
While the festive season for many Australians means time spent with family and friends, maybe dipping their toes into the ocean, eating an ice-cream or experiencing the doubtful pleasures of camping,
A pathology pledge born of tragedy
Dr Donna Rudd (nee Harley) has had a successful career, both as a scientist, specialising in clinical biochemistry, and as a health educator in the tertiary sector; where she helps train the next gene
