Letter from the Editor
Have you spent 10 years in the cath lab?
September 2003
But I’m curious as to what percentage of today’s cath lab professionals can call themselves 10-Year Professionals. I would imagine it’s a growing but still-elite group.
Not only is it crucial to draw new staff members to the CCL, but it’s important to make sure we fully value and celebrate the longevity and professional experience of our old-timers. The growing recognition of cath lab staff as a group of dedicated and informed professionals, unique in knowledge and experience, benefits everyone.
This month, in highlighting the 10-year anniversary of Cath Lab Digest, we’re celebrating CLD‘s success. Frankly, we’ve been riding on your coattails thank you for your enthusiasm and belief in the importance of CLD in your professional lives. Those of you who have been around since CLD‘s beginning in 1993 (or longer) hold a special place in our admiration of all our readers.
What does the future hold? Cath Lab Digest remains enthusiastic about continuing to inform and bring together CCL professionals across the country and abroad. Things will be bigger, better (those two qualities always seem to go together in the U.S.), more serious and more fun, too.
Enjoy!
Rebecca Yospyn
Managing Editor
cathlabdigest@aol.com
Knowledge is the one thing no one can ever take from you.
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