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Dear Colleagues,
Next IFCC webinar on “Application of laboratory techniques in the diagnosis of Infectious Diseases” will be held on April 6, 2021. Infectious diseases are one of the most intimidating threats, responsible for an immense burden of disabilities and deaths. Identification of pathogens through rapid, specific, sensitive, and cost-effective diagnostic tools is key for successful therapeutic interventions. This webinar will focus on recent laboratory techniques including metagenomic Next‐Generation Sequencing (mNGS) and digital PCR in the diagnosis of infectious diseases.
Please ensure you register to attend the live event and have access to the on demand content and to the certificate.
Registration link is:
https://www.workcast.com/register?cpak=8172916142437123
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IFCC eNews: April 2021 |
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Register for the next IFCC webinar!
IFCC call for nominations
Mentorship interview
The Top 10 “Count-Ups” to Healthcare Excellence at Biomédica de Referencia (Mexico)
Vaccination: the way out!
Sheila – unlocking the treatment for PKU
Malawi Association of Medical Laboratory Scientists (MAMLS): Accreditation of the first four laboratories in Malawi
News from the Spanish Society of Laboratory Medicine (SEQCML)
News from the Japan Society of Clinical Chemistry (JSCC)
EFLM Courses
Tackling the pandemic crisis in Overseas France
Calendar of IFCC Congresses/Conferences and Regional Federations' Congresses
Calendar of events with IFCC auspices
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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.
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Applications for these positions should be submitted by IFCC members (National Societies or Corporate members). If you are interested, please refer to your National Representative or Corporate Representative for information on procedures for nominations. Find your representative HERE
For further information on the open Calls for Nominations, please visit the IFCC Call for Nominations page.
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Dear Colleagues,
We are pleased to inform you that the 24th WorldLab Congress in Seoul will be held jointly with the 16th APFCB (Asia-Pacific Federation of Clinical Biochemistry) Congress in June 2022.
The IFCC and APFCB have agreed that a joint conference would be more attractive and beneficial for both conference delegates and corporate sponsors and will ensure wider participation from laboratory professionals and industry partners across Asia-Pacific and around the world.
The host Society, the Korean Society for Clinical Chemistry (KSCC) has also very graciously agreed to host the joint WorldLab-APFCB Congress in Seoul which has also been approved by the IFCC and APFCB Executive Boards.
The Joint WorldLab-APFCB Congress will be held on 26th -30th June 2022 in Seoul at the Coex Convention and Exhibition Center.
We welcome all IFCC national societies and corporate members to actively participate in this major and exciting event next year.
Yours sincerely
Prof. Khosrow Adeli
IFCC President
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IFCC eNews: March 2021 |
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The new IFCC Task Force on Global Newborn Screening (TF-NBS)
The IFCC Task Force of Corporate Members (TF-CM) unite with a passion to elevate laboratory medicine and the IFCC
Introducing the IFCC Working Group on Artificial Intelligence and Genomic Diagnostics (WG-AIGD)
A report on IFCC Webinars Live Series Fall 2020
Never forgotten – in memory of Professor Nils Tryding
IFCC call for nominations
COLABIOCLI Leadership Workshop
Improving patient safety in patients with Indeterminant Pulmonary Nodules: an integrated clinical care team in China wins distinction
Reducing medical errors and enhancing patient care through strategic point-of-care testing led by laboratory medicine
Web App “Clinical Laboratory Diagnostics 2020” free of charge and ads
D-Dimers ELISA: predictor of gestational complications in women with antiphospholipid syndrome
The monograph Scientific Foundation “Professor Ivan Berkeš”
News from the Japan Society of Clinical Chemistry (JSCC)
Updates on EFLM publications
Shenzhen YHLO Biotech Co., Ltd
Technogenetics
Instrumentation Laboratory
PerkinElmer
Calendar of IFCC Congresses/Conferences and Regional Federations' Congresses
Calendar of events with IFCC auspices
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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