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Westlab Delivering 6,000sqm Laboratory for Western Diagnostics Pathology
BALLARAT – Victorian company Westlab Pty Ltd has been engaged to design and furnish a new laboratory for Western Diagnostic Pathology (WDP). The facility located in Jandakot’s Business Park, Perth, will be one of the largest private pathology laboratories in Western Australia, boasting 6,000 square metres.
The Lean Lab – Part 1: Minimising Motion
The Lean Lab Principles is a management and organisational approach that focuses on delivering results efficiently in terms of cost, time and use of resources. How the laboratory is organised plays a large role in its efficiency. Using a process such as a Spaghetti Diagram can
How to Use Design Briefs for Creating Effective Laboratory Spaces
When designing a lab, the primary objective should be to create a safe, accessible and well thought out space for laboratory personnel to perform effectively, while maintaining maximum flexibility for safe research and teaching use. In the earliest stages of design, understanding and collecting information on
What Does the 2020 Collection Centre Look Like Post COVID-19?
Collection centres, the ignition of the whole pathology and diagnosis process, have seen the heart of the corona crisis globally. With high restrictions and regulations in most, if not all parts of the globe, pathology collection centres have seen physical social distancing rules implemented and a halt
Impact of Customer First Impression and ROI for Large Pathology Groups
If you work in or manage a pathology collection centre you would know the importance of sharp presentation, a comfortable environment for the clients, functional and valuable furnishings for the collection centre. The first impressions on a customer will ultimately define their experience with pathology thereafter. Customer facing pathology could not
Preparing for a Post-COVID Future in Pathology
The curveball of the coronavirus is the worst medical disruption the world has seen in over a hundred years and has seemingly directed its anger towards the heart of the medical world, and pathology laboratories have seen the crux of it. But the question remains—alongside the
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