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Episode 25: Part 1 - Improving patient outcomes through diagnostics in stewardship with Duane Newton

Peterson, Marnie
Newton, Duane
2022-02-16

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Episode 25: Part 1 - Improving patient outcomes through diagnostics in stewardship with Duane Newton

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In this episode, we discuss the mini-review entitled “Clinical Utility of Advanced Microbiology Testing Tools” with coauthor Dr. Duane Newton. In the paper, Dr Newton and team explored how to define the clinical utility of novel microbiology technologies. We discuss how to clearly articulate the value proposition of these new technologies to various stakeholders, including clinicians, the clinical laboratory, hospital administrators, and health systems.

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Peterson, Marnie; Newton, Duane. (2022). Episode 25: Part 1 - Improving patient outcomes through diagnostics in stewardship with Duane Newton. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/258180.

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