Gloved Up: The History Behind OSHA's Bloodborne Pathogen Standard
The story behind why gloves, sharps containers, and exposure protocols aren't optional
Shanise Keith, July 14, 2026
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Teacher Tips: The Skill Employers Can't Fix After Hiring
Building soft skills and professional habits students need before they ever meet a real patient.
Shanise Keith, July 06, 2026
Not All Blood Is Created Equal
A comparison of Capillary vs. Venous Collection
Shanise Keith, June 30, 2026
A New Study on Blood Culture Diversion Just Dropped. Here's What It Means for Your Lab.
A June 2026 study shows ISDDs deliver — and reveals where the real battle is being fought.
Shanise Keith, June 15, 2026
Shift Notes: When a Department is Eating Its Young
Workplace Bullying, New Phlebotomists, and the Culture We're Responsible For
Shanise Keith, June 09, 2026
Case Study — Patient Identification
The simple question that can save a life
Shanise Keith, June 02, 2026
Teacher Tips: The Student Who Argues — And What to Do About It
Staying Grounded When a Student Challenges Your Authority
Shanise Keith, May 26, 2026
Gone in 60 Seconds: Your Specimen's Point of No Return
Tourniquet Time, Tourniquet Types, and What to Do When One Minute Isn't Enough
Shanise Keith, May 19, 2026
The Tool That Needed No Inventor
The history of the phlebotomy tourniquet
Shanise Keith, May 12, 2026
"Honey, That's Not Your Name"
Rethinking how we address patients
Shanise Keith, May 05, 2026