E-learning EFLM: All courses

3rd Symposium "Cutting Edge Laboratory Management in Europe"

Emerging Challenges in Laboratory Medicine

Clinical Biochemistry: No

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EuroMedLab 2019

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5th EFLM "Conference on Preanalytical Phase"

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2nd EFLM Strategic Conference in Mannheim

The end of laboratory medicine as we know it?

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Plenary sessions (Athens 2017)

Plenary sessions from Euromedlab 2017 in Athens.

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Performance specifications in laboratory medicine (Athens 2017)

The course will provide an overview of different models to set performance specifications in laboratory medicine; 1) based on clinical outcome, on 2) biological variation, and 3) state of the art. In addition, it will address the total error concept, and performance specifications in external quality assessment schemes and in the extra-analytical phases.

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Cardiac Markers (Athens 2017)

The availability of highly sensitive troponin assays (hsTn) allows the safe clinical application of international recommendations and the introduction of fast-track protocols for the definition of AMI. However, hsTn assays have not always been welcomed by clinicians, claiming an increase in false-positive results. To guide interpretation of results, laboratory specialists need to get involved in communicating with clinicians through education, test interpretation and internal audits of test usage and patient outcomes.

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Promoting clinical and laboratory interaction by harmonization

A recording of a plenary presentation by professor Mauro Panteghini, recorded at 4^th Joint EFLM-UEMS Congress: Warsaw, Poland, 21–24 September, 2016

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Cystatin C as a marker of GFR in children

Presenter: Arend Bökenkamp (Department of Pediatric Nephrology, VU University Medical Center, Amsterdam, Netherlands)

The presentation reviews the characteristics of cystatin C from a clinical point of view, focusing on its use in children.

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The role of pharmacogenetics in therapeutic drug monitoring of immunosuppressive drugs

presented by: prof. Dennis Hesselink, Erasmus MC, University Medical Center Rotterdam, Department of Internal Medicine, Division of Nephrology and Kidney Transplantation,
Rotterdam, the Netherlands

recorded at the 4th Joint EFLM-UEMS Congress “Laboratory Medicine at the Clinical Interface”, Warsaw, Poland, 21th–24th September, 2016

Teacher: Daniel Rajdl

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Recordings of lectures from congresses and related activities (reports from congresses ...)

Emerging Challenges in Laboratory Medicine

The end of laboratory medicine as we know it?