2nd International Meeting in clinical Chemistry and Laboratory Medicine - 6th Annual Conference Saudi Society for Clinical Chemistry

Introduction

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The virtual meeting is designed to meet the needs of laboratory Physicians, Supervisors, Directors, and Managers, as well as pathologist and other laboratory professionals overseeing or carrying out Clinical Chemistry, Toxicology, and Point-of-Care Testing.

The 2nd International Meeting in Clinical Chemistry & Laboratory Medicine & 6th Annual Meeting Saudi Society for Clinical Chemistry will host an education and scientific programs from 1-3 December 2020.

The scientific program features experts from International Federation of Clinical Chemistry and Laboratory Medicine, USA, Europe, the Middle East and Saudi Arabia, sharing recent advances and innovations. Scientific conference attendee will listen and network with experts in the field and engage with their peers for a unique learning experience.

The scientific program will feature the latest update of clinical testing including, laboratory management, tumor biomarkers, accreditation and quality management, COVID-19 disease, automation, point-of-care testing, education and research, and toxicology.

The meeting is a learning and sharing platform for all laboratory workers to advance professionally and develop solution for daily practice in the laboratory.

On behalf of Saudi Society for Clinical Chemistry, we wish you a successful meeting and look forward seeing you again in 2021.

Objectives

1.Understand overall laboratory management, leadership, and utilization management.
2.Evaluate new technologies and methodologies for implementation in clinical laboratory testing.
3.Discuss the role of POCT technologies in healthcare and standard settings and during pandemics.
4.Develop strategies that help the laboratory to ensure compliance to accreditation standards.
5.Interpretation of tumor biomarkers results and their limitation.
6.Explain how mass spectrometry is suitable for rapid toxicology testing.
7.Discuss whether hair analysis should be the preferred specimen type and which drugs are detected more readily in each matrix.