Update March 31: Reassuring information about the risk of acquiring infection and updates on the first batches of sourdough pancakes!
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Update March 30: I have received terrific feedback from many of you regarding this unprecedented situation that we all find ourselves in, so I want to share a few of your insights and ideas.
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Update March 27: "To me each and every person who has committed to coming to work has shown courage in the face of a pandemic with a novel virus for which there is no vaccine or established treatment yet. Our environmental service workers, laboratory technicians, MLTs, phlebotomists, PAs, as well as our nurses and physicians, have all demonstrated tremendous courage in the face of this crisis."
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Update March 26: Although this is a stressful and challenging time, it does present some opportunities. One of those is that it forces us to think about new ways to do things.
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Update March 25: Testing Capabilities for SARS-CoV-2 and Serologic Testing for Antibodies to SARS-CoV-2.
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Update March 23: We can continue to develop skills that we are not necessarily trained in -- say, skills in improvisation and for creative problem-solving, in learning how to work in isolation, away from our colleagues, and to learn from people we might not otherwise encounter.
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The Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine had a very successful recruitment season for the 2020-2021 PGY1 residency class, matching nine residents with a variety of academic career goals for training in AP/CP, CP only, and CP/research.
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Update March 19: We will all be required to demonstrate an unanticipated degree of adaptability. But especially: Do not work while you are sick and practice social distancing in your personal time.
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Update March 18: Message to PLM Research Faculty: NIH COVID-19 announcements and PSOM-mandated lab ramp-down.
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Update March 17: The importance of social and physical distancing in the work environment.
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