Research in the Medical Laboratory Science curriculum.

Abstract

Medical Laboratory Science (MLS) is increasing its numbers of advanced degree offerings and is accelerating involvement in evidence-based practice.

Expectations of MLS faculty have increased to include research and scholarship.

Many MLS programs have undergraduate requirements for research.

To assist MLS faculty as they increase research productivity, information is provided to guide professionals and students striving to expand their research achievements.

Full Text

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Subjects

• Curriculum
• Humans
• Medical Laboratory Science
• Research
• Students
• United States
• United States Food and Drug Administration

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Authors

• Rita M Heuertz

Publication date

2012-03-16

Journal

Journal topics

• Biomedical Technology
• Clinical Laboratory Techniques

Language

Eng.

Copyright

Clinical laboratory science : journal of the American Society for Medical Technology

Clinical Laboratory Science Department, Doisy College of Health Sciences, Saint Louis University, St. Louis, MO 63104-1111, USA. heuertzr [at] slu.edu

Release reference

Clin Lab Sci. 2011 ;24(4 Suppl):4-54-60

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