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The essence of the nineties in health care, in business, in organizational management and in education, has been change. As always in a changing environment, there will be winners and losers. In the September issue of CCLM, Williamson wrote: “Poor clinical chemistry. It is a field trapped between pressures from increasing electronic automation of assays, simplified technology and reductionism of molecular genetics and the growing pressure of economic accountability and cost cutting. It may not survive” (1). Should we all be on Prozac and wait for the doomsday?

Laboratory Medicine: The Need for a Broader View. The “Multiple Bundle” Model of Clinical Laboratory Function