The laboratory pathway
The connection between sample preparation, analysis and a meaningful report.
All clinical expertsDr
Intel Lab
Dr
Nirupama Sabhapathy
Specialist Clinical Pathology
Diagnostic science. A clearer clinical picture.
DHA 65077850
Clinical pathologyIntel Lab
The clinical perspective
Diagnostic science. A clearer clinical picture.
Dr Nirupama Sabhapathy is a DHA-licensed Specialist in Clinical Pathology at Intel Lab. Her published Intel Lab profile describes more than 25 years in medicine and her role as Laboratory Director.
Clinical pathology connects the laboratory with the decisions made in patient care. It brings together the quality of a sample, the analytical process and the clinical context in which results are understood.
Intel Lab’s published biography identifies Dr Nirupama as Laboratory Director and describes more than 25 years of medical experience. Her current DHA professional record confirms an active Specialist Clinical Pathology licence at Intel Lab.
A perspective on
Quality in context
Understanding why the process behind a result matters.
Understanding results
The laboratory perspective within a wider clinical picture.
Professional experience
A record of practice.
Specialist Clinical Pathology
Intel Lab
DHA licence 65077850-007.Laboratory Director
Intel Lab
Role published in Intel Lab’s clinical biography.Education
Manipal Academy of Higher Education
MBBS, as listed in Intel Lab’s published biography; graduation year and institution also appear in the DHA record.
Bengaluru
Diploma in Clinical Pathology, as listed in Intel Lab’s published biography; diploma and year also appear in the DHA record.
National Board of Examinations
DNB Pathology, as listed in Intel Lab’s published biography; institution and year also appear in the DHA record.
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