The international lectures of Labquality Days 2021 have been postponed
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic the International Congress on Quality in Laboratory Medicine 2021 is postponed to 10-11 February 2022.
Read moreDue to the COVID-19 pandemic the International Congress on Quality in Laboratory Medicine 2021 is postponed to 10-11 February 2022.
Read moreThe ePoster exhibition at Labquality Days is a great opportunity to showcase projects and research results to international audience. Two posters will be awarded at the congress. As a poster presenter you will get some great benefits.
Read moreThe International Congress on Quality in Laboratory Medicine has a wide exhibition in clinical laboratory and healthcare technology field in connection with the congress. We have updated our sponsorship packages and are offering a wide range of digital marketing opportunities for companies. Take a look at the choices and be ready when the sale starts on August 1st!
Read moreLabquality Days - The International Congress on Quality in Laboratory Medicine 2020 attracted record number of medical laboratory and quality management professionals to Helsinki. This year we had 160 international delegates from 30 countries and 900 delegates from Finland. World class speakers and easy-to-approach expert panel guarantee every year a unique experience and excellent update to the latest information and studies.
Read moreWe are delighted that you are joining the congress and coming to visit Helsinki! We would like to share some information about the congress practicalities with you. The most important is the entrance badge, which you must have with you.
Read morePiet Meijer from the Netherlands is giving a presentation about using biological variation based quality goals at The International Congress on Quality in Laboratory Medicine 2020. Dr. Meijer summarizes that the application of six-sigma to biological variation (BV) derived analytical performance specifications is hampered by the large variation in published BV data. In this presentation … Continued
Read moreLabquality Days 2020, the International Congress on Quality in Laboratory Medicine, is taking a step to the digital era. The brand new Labquality Days 2020 congress mobile app replaces the printed version of the Congress Program and Abstract notebook. The free app provides you all the information you need for a great congress experience - and more.
Read moreAssociate professor Holly Witteman from Laval University, Quebec City, Canada gives an opening lecture at the International Congress on Quality in Laboratory Medicine on Thursday 6 February 2020. Professor Witteman highlights that people are increasingly able to access their laboratory results directly via patient portals and that is a positive development because it has the … Continued
Read moreDorine W. Swinkels from the Department of Laboratory Medicine of the Radboud university medical center is presenting a poster about harmonization and standardization of Hepcidin methods at the International Congress on Quality in Laboratory Medicine 2020 in Helsinki. This poster is based on their work started in 2005 when they were the first to employ … Continued
Read moreProfessor Greg Miller from Virginia Commonwealth University gives an opening lecture: The Harmonization Journey: Where Are We Going on Thursday 6th of February at the International Congress on Quality in Laboratory Medicine 2020. Professor Miller points out that harmonized results are required for medical diagnosis, treatment and monitoring based on decision values for laboratory test … Continued
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