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Just a reminder that all our collection centres are closed tomorrow for the Labour Day Public Holiday. Our collection ce...
04/10/2026

Just a reminder that all our collection centres are closed tomorrow for the Labour Day Public Holiday.

Our collection centres will all reopen on Tuesday as per normal hours on our website.

To check this out visit ⬇️

https://www.capitalpath.com.au/our-locations/ 👈

Different Hues, different clues! 🌈🔬Blood collection tubes are colour-coded by their additives and must follow a precise ...
02/10/2026

Different Hues, different clues! 🌈🔬

Blood collection tubes are colour-coded by their additives and must follow a precise order of draw to prevent cross contamination between tubes.🩸🧪

Our trained collection staff will select the required tube types and the amount of them based on the testing requested by your doctor. 🩺

Our most common routine blood testing usually requires 1 gold top serum SST tube and 1 purple top EDTA tube. 💜💛

You Toe-tally want to know this❗️🦶With the weather warming up and toes being on show, our microbiology department get in...
25/09/2026

You Toe-tally want to know this❗️🦶

With the weather warming up and toes being on show, our microbiology department get in influx in fungal culture testing on toe nail samples. 💅🩴☀️🕶️

The most common cause for tinea is the Trichophyton Species. Cultures can take up to 4 weeks to grow. We also perform microscopy (look at a smear under the microscope) to search for the presence of hyphae or spores. 🔬🧫

Fun fact Friday❗️⭐️Did you know❓Haematoxylin is a natural dye derived from trees which are native to Mexico and America....
18/09/2026

Fun fact Friday❗️⭐️

Did you know❓

Haematoxylin is a natural dye derived from trees which are native to Mexico and America. Haematoxylin is used in our most common stain, the H&E (Haematoxylin and Eosin) stain, which highlights the nuclear detail in cells, turning them a deep purple-blue colour. 💙💜

The H&E stain is the gold standard used for helping to diagnose diseases such as cancer. 🔬

11/09/2026

Fun Fact Friday 🔬

Did you know that approximately 70% of all clinical decisions rely on pathology results ❓

From routine blood tests to complex diagnoses, pathology plays a vital role in helping healthcare professionals make informed decisions about patient care. 🧑‍🔬👩‍🔬

Even more remarkably, 100% of cancers are diagnosed by a pathologist, highlighting the critical role pathology plays in detecting and managing disease. 🦠

Behind every result is a team dedicated to supporting better health outcomes. 💙

🩸 DID YOU KNOW? Your heart is working around the clock! ❤️ At rest, it pumps around 5 litres of blood every minute — tha...
04/09/2026

🩸 DID YOU KNOW?

Your heart is working around the clock! ❤️ At rest, it pumps around 5 litres of blood every minute — that’s your entire blood volume circulating through your body roughly once every minute! 🤯

So, what happens when you have a blood test? 🧪

A standard blood test usually takes just 5–30 mL of blood — a tiny amount compared to the litres circulating through your body.

And don’t worry, your body gets straight to work replacing it! 💪 Plasma is replenished within 24 hours, while your blood cells are replaced over the following days.

Capital Pathology Skin Essentials Seminar ⭐️On Saturday 29 August, doctors from across the region joined Capital Patholo...
31/08/2026

Capital Pathology Skin Essentials Seminar ⭐️

On Saturday 29 August, doctors from across the region joined Capital Pathology for an educational workshop focused on the diagnosis and management of melanocytic lesions. 👩‍⚕️👨‍⚕️🔬

The day explored current guidelines, dermatoscopy and imaging, pathology interpretation, treatment options and practical surgical skills.

A sincere thank you to Dr Ingrid Fewings, Dr Karen Jenkins, Dr Alicia Fong, Dr Susan Beale, Dr Joanna Mya and Dr Philip Rome for sharing their expertise. 👏

We’re proud to support opportunities that bring clinicians and pathology specialists together to share knowledge, strengthen collaboration and improve patient care. 💙

Fun Fact Friday❗️⭐️🧪Did you know to be a Medical Scientists in the lab you need to have completed a Bachelor of Medical ...
28/08/2026

Fun Fact Friday❗️⭐️🧪

Did you know to be a Medical Scientists in the lab you need to have completed a Bachelor of Medical Science? 🎓

After completing the degree they then need to do further training to become a morphologist in Haematology. 🩸

Several months of intense training occurs before they review patient blood under a microscope to help diagnose disease. 🦠 🔬

They look at the red blood cells, white blood cells and platelets for different features that can give insight to what is occurring in the body. 🔎

One of those cells they look at is a neutrophil, and sometimes they find ones that smile back. 😄

Congratulations to our Collectors of the Month, Jenny and Reshmi! ⭐️🎉Jenny and Reshmi consistently go above and beyond i...
22/08/2026

Congratulations to our Collectors of the Month, Jenny and Reshmi! ⭐️🎉

Jenny and Reshmi consistently go above and beyond in their roles, demonstrating outstanding dedication, professionalism, and commitment to patient care. Their positive attitudes, strong work ethic, and willingness to support both colleagues and patients make a real difference every day. 💙

Whether managing busy collections, maintaining exceptional quality standards, or helping create a welcoming experience for patients, they continually set the benchmark for excellence. Their reliability, teamwork, and attention to detail are invaluable contributions to our organisation. 👏

Thank you, Jenny and Reshmi, for the incredible work you do. Your efforts do not go unnoticed, and we are proud to recognise and celebrate your achievements. Congratulations on being named Collectors of the Month! 🥳

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