Institute Of Medical & Veterinary Science
Research in Playford

For maximum pathology tests, an appointment is not needed and clients presenting at our patient centers will be attended to in order. The alike process applies if you are dropping off a sample you have collected yourself for testing. On tolerant management in a statewide network of hospitals and medical clinics. Employs a network of reliable staff using local facilities for punctual service. SA Pathology is the statewide pathology provider for the public health sector, an institution recognized for the highest standards of medical testing and research. SA Pathology delivers quality pathology to medical practitioners and public and private hospitals through a linked system of laboratories across the state from branch laboratories in rural and regional hospitals, general laboratories in metropolitan hospitals and specialist laboratories responsible for tertiary referral and through a network of tolerant centers which conceal all the state’s major population centers. It means wherever you live, you receive the maximum standards of diagnostic testing and reporting to improve tolerant outcomes. Delivering the greatest standards of personal protection in our patients’ pathology needs, we know South Australians remain to recognize SA Pathology’s reputation for accessible, punctual and perfect service and respond by selecting us as their pathology provider of choice. SA Pathology for our patients and our population. A recognized industry leader in pathology informatics, his key areas of focus are in evidence based pathology, leveraging clinical and business knowledge to drive better care, improve health quality and business growth, and in the use of decision promote to enhance clinical outcomes for patients. Our researchers have achieved funding to conduct fundamental and transnational research in world class facilities within SA Pathology and its dedicated research arms, the Hanson Institute and the center for Cancer Biology. The strength of SA Pathology’s partnerships defines and underpins our vital labor in supporting the public health sector and serving the South Australian community. Some of the research activities SA Pathology is currently associated with include: Prof Angel Lopez The laboratory seeks to understand the mechanism of cytosine receptor activation, contributing to the development of fresh drugs for conditions including leukemia, asthma and arthritis. Prof Tony Ferrante This research unit studies immunological responses to allergies and Type 1 diabetes in young children including the identification of bio markers for those at risk of developing these diseases. SA Pathology continued to interact with the private sector, providing lofty quality tolerant services while attracting research grants. The benefits of supporting research will be further enhanced in electronic linkages across health facilities through implementation of the Enterprise Tolerant istration System (EPA) and also in advanced computer technology which connects SA Pathology’s laboratory information systems across all its sites. Relationships with researchers, research facilities and clinical services result in a more responsive and efficient service to face the growing demand for diagnostic pathology delivery for South Australians. When installation is total in June this year, all laboratories will receive the alike results, no matter where tests were ordered. General practitioners use a range of factors to determine the after course of action for a patient, including the patient’s age and medical history, the patient’s current and past BSA results and occasionally the doctor may also refer to the comment. Results can be sent electronically to practice software. National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) and Australian Research Council (ARC) funding is highly competitive, but receiving it offers continuation of urge for innovative ideas formulated here in SA. Active with the public health system means that CB researchers have access to patients’ cancer tissue and blood samples for their studies, which is something many institutions can only hope for’. Behind 2 clinical years, including a year in the Physician Training Program, he returned to the laboratory to undertake specialist training in Anatomical Pathology, gaining CPA Fellowship in 2006.