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27 July 2018
The introduction of the Point of Care Testing for flu has been used in a publication by NHS Improvement showcasing good practice and examples of hospitals managing increased demand for services in winter. The introduction of flu POCT also gained the team an award from Kingston Hospital.
If you would like to read the publication go to the NHS Improvement website or click on the link below:
https://improvement.nhs.uk/resources/managing-increased-demand-winter-illness/
Meera Mylvaganam, an Advanced Biomedical Scientist specialising in Cellular Pathology, has recently achieved a significant milestone in her career by earning a rare qualification in diagnostic cytology which allows her to report on malignant exfoliative cytology cases. She is one of only 12 BMSs in the country to hold the qualification. Her journey, which began nearly two decades ago, has been marked by perseverance, dedication, and an unwavering passion for clinical work.
Haval Ozgun has been appointed General Manager for Rapid Diagnostics and POCT at South West London Pathology (SWLP). In this expanded role, he plans to lead SWLP into a new era of innovation and growth by integrating business development with diagnostic services. His vision includes expanding SWLP’s footprint into private hospitals, GP practices, and home-sampling services, all while maintaining high standards of patient care. Haval emphasises leadership through collaboration and aims to guide his team through significant transitions, including the integration of Epsom and St Helier University Hospitals’ POCT services. By fostering strategic partnerships and enhancing rapid diagnostics, Haval is dedicated to improving healthcare accessibility and clinical standards across the region.
In August, Morohunkeji “Keji” Sofuyi-Basi was celebrated at the Gesh25 Hall of Fame awards for her 26 years of dedicated service at St George’s Hospital. Since 1998, Keji has been a key figure in the Microbiology Department at South West London Pathology, demonstrating a deep commitment and passion for her work. Her career, including achievements like a Master’s degree and a role as a Recruitment Inclusion Specialist, showcases her professional growth and resilience, especially during the Covid-19 pandemic.
Since the introduction of the new laboratory IT system on 23 January 2023, the comment being appended to results for IgE to mixed fowl feathers (test code EX71) has been incorrect.