29th January 2021 - Don’t miss it!The registration link is:https://www.workcast.com/register?cpak=9816257845183365 |
The Committee on the Clinical Application of Cardiac Biomarkers (C-CB) of the IFCC represents international groups from laboratory medicine, cardiology and emergency medicine involved with providing global educational guidance pertaining to the analytical and clinical applications of cardiac biomarkers. Although the recently published "2020 European Society of Cardiology (ESC) guidelines for the management of acute coronary syndromes in patients presenting without persistent ST-segment elevation" are extremely useful, our presentations will delineate specific concerns regarding the guidance for the use of high-sensitivity cardiac troponin. The concerns we will address are relevant to the international laboratory medicine community
Please ensure you register to attend the live event and have access to the recording and the Certificate
Schedule: the webinar lasts 90 minutes: 20 min per speaker plus 20 min panel discussion
Date: 29th January 2021
Time Zones: Live presentations starting at 7:30 AM CST – MN time; 2:30 PM CET - European time; 1:30 GMT - UK Time; 9:30 PM CST - Beijing Time
Important: Please ensure that you carefully determine the time that the presentation will start in your global time zone. To calculate this, you can use the time zone converter tool at www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/converter.html.
Recorded webinar: available on demand.
Certificate of Participation: available for all registrants
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Don’t miss it! A limit of 5000 attendees.
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Click aquí para descargar el Resumen traducido de la Guía de Información de la IFCC sobre COVID-19
Kliknutím zde stáhnete českou verzi IFCC informačního souhrnu o COVID 19 z 16 . dubna 2020
Coronavirus disease 2019, abbreviated to COVID-19, is an emerging global pandemic caused by severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2). As the number of individuals infected with COVID-19 continues to rise globally and healthcare systems become increasingly stressed, it is clear that the clinical laboratory will play an essential role in this crisis, contributing to patient screening, diagnosis, monitoring/treatment, as well as epidemiologic recovery/surveillance. This guide aims to organize relevant available information on laboratory screening, testing protocols, diagnosis, and other general information on COVID-19 for laboratory professionals, including links to helpful resources and interim guidelines. It will be continually updated as new guidelines and literature become available.
Click here to access to the different chapters of the IFCC Guide
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IFCC VIRTUAL CONFERENCE
15 - 17 FEBRUARY 2021
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IFCC VIRTUAL CONFERENCE
15 - 17 FEBRUARY 2021
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EARLY Registration Fee by 20th January 2021! Register now and Take advantage of the best registration fees! |
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Click aquí para descargar el Resumen traducido de la Guía de Información de la IFCC sobre COVID-19
Kliknutím zde stáhnete českou verzi IFCC informačního souhrnu o COVID 19 z 16 . dubna 2020
Coronavirus disease 2019, abbreviated to COVID-19, is an emerging global pandemic caused by severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2). As the number of individuals infected with COVID-19 continues to rise globally and healthcare systems become increasingly stressed, it is clear that the clinical laboratory will play an essential role in this crisis, contributing to patient screening, diagnosis, monitoring/treatment, as well as epidemiologic recovery/surveillance. This guide aims to organize relevant available information on laboratory screening, testing protocols, diagnosis, and other general information on COVID-19 for laboratory professionals, including links to helpful resources and interim guidelines. It will be continually updated as new guidelines and literature become available.
Click here to access to the different chapters of the IFCC Guide
Table of Contents:
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Click here to watch Prof Adeli's Season's Greetings to the IFCC family.
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