A new issue of CCLM is available online! Vol 61, Issue s1

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CCLM Vol 61, Issue s1 A new issue of CCLM is available online! Below the table of contents of the last issue of CCLM, the scientific Journal of EFLM. I do hope you will appreciate this e-mail as a further service by EFLM to our  on-line community. With kindest regards, Daniel Rajdl Chair EFLM Communication Committee This special issue of CCLM is dedicated to the lectures and contributions of the WorldLab-EuroMedLab Congress 2023 CCLM is published on a monthly basis and is the most relevant Journal on Clinical Chemistry in Europe; it is a valuable and updated source of knowledge for the professionals in the field, well recognized all over the world. The CCLM Impact Factor is 8.490. Click here to access CCLM Vol 61 n. s1 Contents issue n. s1 Committees Contents Opening Lecture – Forgiveness for Individual, Family, and Community Well-Being EFLM Symposium – Inappropriate use of laboratory resources – Demand management tools and how to use them IFCC Symposium – Artificial intelligence applications in clinical laboratory medicine IFCC Symposium – Precision Medicine will boost Medical Test Standardization of Protein Biomarkers Symposium 1 – MicroRNA: from detection technologies to applications EFLM Symposium – Precision Medicine Sibioc Symposium – Opportunities and challenges for digital morphology in Hematology IFCC Symposium – Central Role of the Clinical Laboratory in Public Health and Patient Care Continuum Debate – The use of cardiac biomarkers in risk stratification Symposium 2 – COVID-19 diagnosis, therapy and outcome Symposium 3 – Diagnostic Challenges in Sepsis Symposium 4 – Towards the next generation of Laboratory Information Systems Symposium 5 – Autoimmune Diseases IFCC Symposium – Advancing Excellence in Laboratory Medicine Worldwide: An Update from IFCC Taskforces Sibioc – Symposium – The challenge of harmonization in laboratory medicine EFLM Symposium – Quality in clinical laboratory: a moving target Clinical cases – Preanalytical mysteries Clinical cases – Bone turnover markers + vitamin D Symposium 6 – Preanalytical phase and patient outcome Symposium 7 – Young Scientist Session Symposium 8 – Bone as an endocrine organ Symposium 9 – Translating biomarkers from research to clinical use in traumatic brain injury Sibioc Symposium – The latest advances in diabetes clinical and laboratory research EQALM Symposium – Insights into SARS-CoV-2 associated analytics that only EQA schemes can provide Symposium 10 – Biomarkers of liver diseases Symposium 11 – The role of clinical laboratory in kidney transplantation Symposium 12 – Sources of interference in laboratory testing Symposium 13 – Prenatal testing Sibioc Symposium – Diagnostic workup of monoclonal gammopathies Plenary 4 – Diagnostic advances in dementia Educational Workshops Abstracts Accreditation, Quality Assurance Analytical technologies and applications Artificial intelligence Atherosclerosis and lipid metabolism Autoimmune Diseases Cardiovascular diseases and cardiac biomarkers COVID-19 Demand management Dementia and neurological diseases Diabetes, obesity, metabolic syndrome Digital health, big data and smart technologies Disorders of the bone metabolism and endocrine function of the bone Endocrinology Gastrointestinal diseases Green laboratories Hematology and hemostasis Inflammation, vascular biology, endothelium, and oxidative stress Kidney diseases and transplantation, urinanalysis Laboratory Information Systems Laboratory Management MicroRNA Miscellaneous Molecular diagnostics Preanalytical phase Precision Medicine Prenatal and neonatal testing Sepsis Sources of interference in laboratory testing Traumatic brain injury Tumor markers Do you wish to freely access all articles in CCLM? Become an EFLM Academy Member! Clich here to know more. We remind EFLM Academy Members that to free access all papers in CCLM is only possible through the personal area in the EFLM Academy European Federation of Clinical Chemistry and Laboratory Medicine Egmontstraat 11, Brussels Belgium