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Will physicians and scientists have any role in managing laboratory resources in the year 2000?

Considering the question raised, the first answer is that physicians and scientists will have no role if they are still waiting to see what will be the changes in Laboratory Medicine and are wondering how to react. Unfortunately, there are too many adherents to the passive approach. The second answer is that they will have a role if they have already changed their way of thinking and are currently constructing the future. Laboratory Medicine is not suffering from a terminal illness but is experiencing the identity crisis of the adolescent.