On the Edge #12a, Part 1: Pathology Laboratory Accreditation

On the Edge Productions presents the television talk show, "On the Edge" with Medical/Science/ Technology Liaison & Producer/Director/Writer, and talk show Host, Dr. Jonas Moses. In this episode, Dr. Moses interviews Pathologist, Richard Baltaro, MD, about his 30-year stint volunteering with the College of American Pathologist - under the aegis of the "Clinical Laboratory Improvement Act" (CLIA) of 1988 - traveling to inspect and accredit Pathology laboratories, around the world. The complete, one-hour program (with commercial breaks) may be viewed at the following site, www.jonasmoses.com where it is archived along with all of the previously-aired episodes of "On the Edge." Dr. Moses presents new, "On the Edge" programs weekly, live & broadcast world-wide on digital broadband (HDTV). The shows can, as well, be viewed on the Internet, on cell phones, PDAs and as downloadable podcasts. For more information, please visit the On the Edge blogsite, at www.jonasmoses.blogspot.com ==
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[notopos]

Dear "Ali," according to the ILAC*, there are 20 countries currently accredited. For more information, please follow this direct link. Please note that I have spelled out the link, to avoid YouTube's filter. You will need to re-write the link, rather than copy/paste:

ilac-dot-org/facts_fig-dot-htm­l

Thank you, most sincerely, for your question!

Dr. Jonas Moses

* International Laboratory Accreditation Cooperation

[PhysiologicAli]

Which countries are accredited worldwide for anatomic pathology? I am a anatomic pathology resident (MRCPATH)