High volume and multidisciplinary workflow integration of infectious disease assays
60 min
On-site
Mon., May. 19 12:30 (UTC)
Educational Workshop 2 Room A
High volume and multidisciplinary workflow integration of infectious disease assays: Experiences from University Hospital of Grenoble and University of Naples Federico II
About this session
Dr. Carole Chirica: Program
Demonstrating workflow benefits in incorporating infectious disease immunoassays with routine and STAT assays in a high-volume biochemistry lab operating 24/7 (25 minutes).
Learning Objectives
Successful integration of HIV, HAV, HBV, HCV and syphilis immunoassays in high-volume workflow biochemistry lab with 24/7 service for organ donations screening.
Proven turnaround time (TAT) improvement achieved by consolidation of biochemistry and immunoassays assays on new analyzers.
Improvements in the lab operational efficiency and optimizing lab staff allocation to meet hospital needs.
Professor Giuseppe Portella: Program
Multidisciplinary automated workflow for routine and screening tests in virology laboratory (25 minutes).
Learning Objectives
Benefits of integration of multidisciplinary technology (i.e., immunochemistry and nephelometry to optimize virology laboratory routine high-volume workflow).
Solutions to efficiently manage reflex test of HBV, HDV Ab, and HIV.
Optimization solutions for consolidation of virological screening program and routine assays workload.