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"Tear Down This Wall!": PRR Moving Into Its Next Phase at UH
For the last 18 months, faculty and staff have had to endure the renovation being done in the hallways of the University Hospital, which caused significantly longer routes to deliver specimens, social separation from teammates, and the usual challenges associated with construction. However, on July 7, 2021, the walls came down and completed another milestone.
A Once-in-a-Lifetime Project
Duane Newton, PhD, gives a faculty perspective on what led to the best possible outcome for patients and the department through PRR.
A Blank Canvas
A look at the artists behind the artwork hung in the newly renovated facility.
Navigating Change
The Department of Pathology embraces the future while navigating through multiple changes as it settles into its new laboratory home.
Clinical Flow Cytometry Laboratory Makes Move from UH to NCRC
It began with a vision. Dr. Riccardo Valdez, Director of Clinical Pathology, was interested in moving the Clinical Flow lab from University Hospital (UH) to the HLA laboratory at the North Campus Research Complex. The shift would allow for putting similar technologies, like HLA flow and crossmatch and hemepath flow, together. It would also move the laboratory to where cases are signed out and to where marrow aspirates are stained, differentiated, and signed out [...]
DOP Update: Refining Things That Matter Most
Expanding on his August 2018 edition, Dr. Jeff Myers talks more about life after the move to the NCRC and the refining process that includes conversations about the things that matter most: for patients, as a community, and as a department.
DOP Update: The Door is Open to Possibilities at NCRC
Caring for one another in times of change and stress to bridge the gap from hard, to messy to gorgeous.
Massive Diagnostic Testing Facility Opens at U-M, Engineered for Advanced Patient Care
New Clinical Pathology location serves Michigan Medicine patients and more
Pathology’s Relocation and Renovation Project Featured in CAP Today
An article in the June edition of CAP Today outlines the transformation that the Department of Pathology has undergone via lean facility design in its move to the North Campus Research Complex. Through interviews [...]
DOP Update: Looking Forward and Back
A countdown of days looking both forward and back. How many days until the full use of newly renovated North Campus Research Center (NCRC)? How long has it been since our first steps in bringing on our MidMichigan Health (MIDM) patients and colleagues? This, and more, in Dr. Jeff Myers' recent Department of Pathology Update!
Calling All Artists for First Pathology Employee Art Exhibit
We're excited to feature the original artwork of our Pathology team in this inaugural exhibit at NCRC [...]
Department of Pathology Updates Vol 3(2)
“Pathology as Art” Needed for Display at North Campus Research Complex
Designing for the Future of Pathology
Smart facility planning aids Pathology labs at the North Campus Research Complex (Video)
In this new video, Corrie leads an exercise to determine how three different Pathology labs will work better together in a new space.
Regents approve design for clinical pathology lab project
The Board of Regents approved the design for the U-M Hospitals and Health Centers Clinical Pathology Laboratories Relocation and Renovation project. Approximately 186,000 gross square feet of space will be renovated within North Campus Research Complex Buildings 30, 35, 36 and 60, as well as University Hospital and University Hospital South to enhance the clinical lab functions necessary to meet present and future growth in test volumes, improve operational efficiency, and reduce the expense from having labs in their current locations. Hospitals and Health Centers' resources are funding the $160 million project that is scheduled to be completed in the summer of 2019.
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