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Richard McPherson, MD, Chairman of the Division of Clinical Pathology recently presented W. Gregory Miller, PhD, with an award on behalf of the Clinical and Laboratory Standards Institute. Dr. Miller, Professor of Pathology, and Co-Director of Clinical Chemistry, received the award for six years of volunteer service as Chair of the Area Committee on Clinical Chemistry.
The Clinical Laboratory Standards Institute (formerly NCCLS) is a global, nonprofit, standards-developing organization dedicated to the development, evaluation and implementation of consensus standards that support the delivery of quality patient care. Visit their web site for additional information, at www.clsi.org.
According to their web site, the mission of the Area Committee on Clinical Chemistry and Toxicology is to improve the quality of laboratory test results by identifying the need for, prioritizing, and managing the development of standards and guidelines. This award recognizes Dr. Miller's service to the voluntary consensus standards effort and to the medical-testing and healthcare-services fields, as stated in a letter signed by the outgoing CLSI President, Thomas L. Hearn, PhD.
Dr. Miller was presented with a crystal globe and engraved base during the November Faculty Research luncheon.
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W. Gregory Miller, PhD
Professor of Pathology
Co-Director of Clinical Chemistry
Clinical Specialties:
Clinical Chemistry, Medical Informatics, Interlaboratory Standardization, Quality Control and Proficiency Testing click here for an abbreviated CV
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