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Diagnostic Management Team (DMT)

Articles of Interest

Rolling With the Punches

Unaddressed Issues in Clinical Laboratory Medicine

How Can a Diagnostic Management Team Improve Patient Care and Save Money?

The Diagnostic Management Team The Missing Link in Making the United States #1 in Healthcare (PDF)

The Coagulation Diagnostic Management Team: A mock live DMT session

Video: Anatomic Pathology/Radiology DMT Example

Diagnostic Management Team (DMT) Conference Website

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