| Dear All,
following the agreement on mutual cooperation between EFLM and W. de Gruyter for Clinical Chemistry and Laboratory Medicine (CCLM), it has been planned to send regularly to the EFLM contacts the table of contents of CCLM issues and the list of future titles as well. I do hope you will appreciate the initiative which is intended as a further service by EFLM to our European professional community. 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 2017 Impact Factor is 3.556.
With kindest regards, |
| A new issue of ‘Clinical Chemistry and Laboratory Medicine (CCLM)’ is available online from De Gruyter Online: Volume 57, Issue 6
Click on the following links to view the new contents. Professor Howard A. Morris The silk road to total quality in Laboratory Medicine Moving average quality control: principles, practical application and future perspectives Serum α-fetoprotein in pediatric oncology: not a children’s tale Value-based healthcare: the role of laboratory medicine Advantages and limitations of total laboratory automation: a personal overview Analysis and evaluation of the external quality assessment results of quality indicators in laboratory medicine all over China from 2015 to 2018 A pilot study for establishing quality indicators in molecular diagnostics according to the IFCC WG-LEPS initiative: preliminary findings in China Quality assessment of interpretative commenting and competency comparison of comment providers in China Lower creatinine concentration values and lower inter-laboratory variation among Swedish hospital laboratories in 2014 compared to 1996: results from the Equalis external quality assessment program Development of the Point-of-Care Key Evidence Tool (POCKET): a checklist for multi-dimensional evidence generation in point-of-care tests Analytical and clinical performance evaluation of two POC tests for therapeutic drug monitoring of infliximab Provisional standardization of hepcidin assays: creating a traceability chain with a primary reference material, candidate reference method and a commutable secondary reference material Danger of false negative (exclusion) or false positive (diagnosis) for ‘congenital thrombophilia’ in the age of anticoagulants Point-of-care haemostasis monitoring during liver transplantation is cost effective Evaluation of reference intervals of haematological and biochemical markers in an Austrian adolescent study cohort A novel machine learning-derived decision tree including uPA/PAI-1 for breast cancer care Evaluation of analytical performances using standardized analytical protocols and comparison of clinical results of the new ADVIA BNP and NT-proBNP immunoassays for the Centaur XPT platform Improvement in detecting sepsis using leukocyte cell population data (CPD) The biological variation of plasma proenkephalin: data from a stable heart failure cohort Hemoglobin variants found in relation to HbA1c testing: high occurrence of Hb Athens-Georgia in the Northern Jutland, Denmark Eltrombopag interferes with the measurement of plasma total bilirubin in pediatric patients in an automated colorimetric method A challenging case: highly variable TSH in a mother and her two children Suppressing all test results in grossly hemolyzed samples: is this approach appropriate in every case? Prozone effect observed for heavy chain α in the serum immunofixation electrophoresis of a patient with monoclonal IgA-λ gammopathy Significant allelic dropout phenomenon of Oncomine BRCA Research Assay on Ion Torrent S5 Evaluation of immature platelet fraction in patients with myelodysplastic syndromes. Association with poor prognosis factors Influence of temperature of transport of whole blood on plasma Cu, I, Mn, Se and Zn and Mg concentrations in erythrocytes Absorbent materials to collect urine can affect proteomics and metabolomic biomarker concentrations |
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