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Preanalytics
Preanalytics is currently the most interesting topic in laboratory medicine all over Europe. Should there be failures in some preanalytical steps, the consequent analysis result can be worthless. The Preanalytics session will focus on the management of the preanalytical phase and how to handle patient preparation & guidance, highlighting the importance of sampling and logistic issues. The speakers from Europe and Canada will touch the key preanalytical factors in different disciplines including biochemistry, haematology, microbiology and pathology.
Point-of-Care testing (POCT)
Utilising POCT is growing rapidly in many countries. When executed with high quality and based on medical needs, POCT gives immediate benefits for the patient and generally speeds up the treatment process. Join the POCT session to share the latest Nordic developments and be inspired by the best practices in Switzerland and Australia. The program also highlights external quality assessment, data management and current standards used in POCT accreditation.
Program Thursday 11th February, 2016
Demand management in the preanalytical phase
Tim Lang, Dr, FRCPath, Consultant Clinical Scientist
Clinical Biochemistry Department, University Hospital of North Durham, UK
How to guide and prepare the patient and the importance of sampling
Mads Nybo, M.D., Ph.D., Chief Physician
Department of Clinical Biochemistry and Pharmacology, University hospital of Odense, Denmark
The ways in which we measure and grade preanalytic and postanalytic performance in microbiology by Performance Testing
Michael Noble, M.D., FRCPC
The University of British Columbia in Vancouver BC, Canada
Preanalytics in coagulation lab: why struggle for better results?
Valdas Banys, Ph.D.
Faculty of Medicine, University of Vilnius, Lithuania
The “preanalytical question” in anatomical pathology – implications and challenges for personalized medicine in a digital world
Pedro Soares de Oliveira, M.D.
Department of Pathology, Hospital da Luz, Lisbon, Portugal
Logistics and preanalytical factors in specimen transportation – how it’s done locally, nationally and on an international scale
Tommi Vaskivuo, M.D., Ph.D., Adjunct Professor, Chief Medical Officer
synlab, Finland
Program Friday 12th February, 2016
POCT for glucose measurements in different matrix – reference systems can provide solutions for improved analytical quality
Gerhard Schumann, Professor, Dr
Hannover Faculty of Medicine, Institute of Clinical Chemistry, Hannover, Germany
POCT in Switzerland
Roman Fried, Ph.D., MBA
Institute of Clinical Chemistry, University hospital of Zürich, Switzerland
Challenges in POCT for coagulation
Piet Meijer, Ph.D.
The ECAT Foundation, Voorschoten, The Netherlands
POCT accreditation based on ISO standards 15189 and 22870 in Germany
Ralf Bauerndistel, Dr., Lead Assessor
German Accreditation Body (DAkkS), Germany
Medical device connectivity
Michael Aistrup Nielsen, Global Product Manager, DM & CS
HemoCue, Denmark
EQA of POCT methods: how to interpret results?
Anne Stavelin, Ph.D.
NOKLUS, Bergen, Norway
POCT – the Australian experience
Tony Badrick, Ph.D. Chief Executive
RCPAQAP, Australia
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