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Two visiting scholars from Ghana rotated through ARUP’s laboratories to gain knowledge to improve laboratory testing in Ghana, specifically at Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital where they work.

Interview with Torrance (Tory) Meyer, a training specialist and technologist II in the Molecular and Infectious Disease (MID) Laboratory.

Cytogeneticists arrange and examine the 23 pairs of chromosomes to zero in on genetic variations. This work can aid in diagnosing cancer, autism, recurrent fetal loss, and other congenital anomalies.

After blood is drawn and sent to a laboratory, a medical technician may proceed with complex testing.

Watch ARUP's video explaining what a specimen goes through once it arrives at its designated lab.

Chérie Petersen draws from her 20 years of experience at ARUP to provide insight and actionable steps in creating a healthy workplace culture for laboratory staff.

ARUP detailed its 25-year journey toward achieving the prestigious Six Sigma score for lost specimens. The Six Sigma quality method seeks an error rate of no more than 3.4 defects per million.

When more than 50,000 specimens arrive in a day, who oversees it all? Watch ARUP's video to find out.

When 50,000 specimens arrive in a day, big data results. What happens then?

What happens when blood is drawn and sent to the lab? 50,000 specimens arrive at ARUP in a typical day. How are they processed?

How does Specimen Receiving handle over 50,000 specimens per day? Watch the video to find out.

Watch this video to find out how ARUP's Transportation department gets more than 50,000 specimens a day to where they need to be.