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Volume 92 - Special Edition



Process and Outcomes of the NAACLS Graduate Task Force
Between December 2004 and March 2006 the Graduate Task Force held several teleconferences of the full membership and a few shorter teleconferences for subcommittees. There were four face to face meetings, two of which were combined with the NAACLS Board of Directors meetings. Much of the work of the Task Force was carried out via email correspondence. Over the tenure of the Task Force, the following documents were developed:

Hard Copy and Electronic Documents

1. Summary Document on Practice Expertise and Requisite Education
2. Hall marks for the CLS Clinical Doctorate vs. CLS PhD
3. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
4. Questions Asked in Other Recent Studies of the Clinical Doctorate (Eight questions with expanded answers)
5. First and Second Draft of possible program Standards
6. "Clinical Laboratory Science: An Historical Perspective". NAACLS News, Vol 90, Fall 2005 and Vol 91, Winter 2005.
7. "Degree Creep in the Health Professions: A Misunderstood Notion". NAACLS News, Vol 90, Fall 2005.
8. Competencies and Skills of the Clinical Doctorate
9. Statement of Needs, Roles and Benefits of the Clinical Doctorate
10. Draft Research Proposal

Power Point Presentations

1. Envisioning the Future for a CLS Professional Doctorate in the Context of a US Health Care System in Transition.
2. The Value of the Clinical Doctorate
3. The Hallmarks of the Clinical Doctorate
4. Background of the Graduate Task Force
5. Next Steps in Development of Standards for the Clinical Doctorate.








A Clinical Doctorate for the Laboratory

Process and Outcomes of the NAACLS Graduate Task Force

The Concept of the Clinical Doctorate in Clinical Laboratory Science:
Role, Responsibilities and Education



A Pathologist's Perspective
The Doctorate in Clinical Laboratory Sciences: The Time Has Come
by Larry H. Bernstein, MD

A Pathologist's Perspective
The Clinical Doctorate: A Boon to Pathologists
by Linda B. Piller, MD, MPH

Evaluation of Participant Reactions to Stakeholder Meeting



Background to Development of the Clinical Doctorate Initiative

FAQs

Next Steps in Development of Standards

Planning for the March 1, 2006 Stakeholder Meeting

Process Employed at the March 1, 2006 Stakeholder Meeting






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