LabReflex
A conversational podcast about more innovative diagnostics, lab insights, and the future of clinical testing. Hosted by Dr. Christopher Zahner, LabReflex brings expert voices, industry trends, and practical conversations straight from the laboratory bench to your brain.
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Pulse: Recent Publications and Our Lab Inspection Debrief (opens the original)
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# Pulse: Recent Publications and Our Lab Inspection Debrief ## Summary Dr. Ziner and Dr. Janner discuss their recent publication "The Vanishing Middle" in *The Pathologist*, which examines the growing divide between centralized large labs and decentralized small clinics and poin
Deep Dive: DMT The Human Side Ep04 (opens the original)
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# The Human Side of DMT: Trust, Fragility, and Why "Prove It" Kills Progress Dr. Laposata on the interpersonal realities behind diagnostic management teams — why trust matters, why clinicians engage, and what holds DMTs back from wider adoption. ## Summary Dr. Laposata shifts
Deep Dive: DMT What Works (and What Doesn't) Ep03 (opens the original)
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A practical deep-dive into what actually works (and what doesn't) when building and sustaining Diagnostic Management Teams in real-world lab settings.
Deep Dive: Why 95%? (opens the original)
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# Why 95%? The Statistical Convention Behind Reference Intervals — and Why It Misleads Patients ## Summary Chris and Dr. Aakash explain how the 95% reference interval became the standard in laboratory medicine — not from physiology, but from a statistical convention borrowed fro
Pulse: CMS Fee Schedule changes coming (opens the original)
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# CMS Proposes Revaluing 88305 RVUs After Maryland Claims Analysis ## Summary CMS is reconsidering RVUs for pathology codes 88305 and 88307 after the Maryland Health Care Commission analyzed 2023 all-payer claims data using CMS's own 25-minute intraservice time assumption. The a
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