Non-Residential: Advanced Hematology Automation & Digital Morphology - Two-day intensive workshop
Description
Note: Course fees include
- All workshop costs (faculty, equipment, consumables, support team)
- Lunch (both days) + Gala dinner (on Day-1 of workshop)
- Tea & Biscuits (morning & evening, both days)
Are you adequately prepared for working in an advanced automated laboratory? If not, enroll for this intensive, two-day Workshop on Advanced Hematology Automation & Digital Morphology
As we are all aware, modern hematology labs depend heavily on automated analysers for performing CBCs and screening of patient samples. The primary aim of advanced analysers is to minimize manual intervention to only verification of morphological abnormalities in samples. This ensures optimum utilization of pathologist time for truly abnormal patient samples.
This two-day intensive hands-on workshop on advanced hematology automation and digital morphology provides insights and prepares pathology students for optimally understanding and utilizing state-of-the-art, modern hematology automation. This workshop will give participants deep insights into the various technologies employed in hematology analysers to analyse blood samples. This workshop would also provide a better understanding of the various parameter results, flags & alarms and graphics (histograms & scattergrams) which modern analysers churn out, and how to interpret them optimally. Additionally, this workshop also demonstrates how automated slide preparation & staining and digital morphology can be employed to maximally enhance the utilization of hematology analysers.
Last, but definitely not the least, you get to directly interact with our guest faculty, who would be some of the leading luminaries of this field, and learn from their experience and vision of the future.
What will you learn:
Day-1, Session-1: 9:30 am to 1:30 pm:
Cell counters is not only about counting…
Let's peek inside the intruments !
Visible & invisible clues in 3 part and 5 part analyser reports !
Wake-up Its Alarm !
Advance Hematological parameters and their clinical utility
Day-1, Session-2: 2:30 pm to 5:30 pm: Hands-on Practical
Case Presentations by students and Discussion
Day-2, Session-1: 9:30 am to 1:00 pm:
- Quality Management Systems, Introduction to NABL/ISO15189 and practical application in hematology
- HORIBA Quality Control Program
- Automation, LIS, Middleware, Remote Access & Scalability in hematology
- Insights into digital morphology system
- HORIBA Quuality Slide Programme
Day-2, Session-2: 2:00 pm to 5:30 pm:
- Hands-on: Say Hello to HELO (HORIBA Evolutive Laboratory Organisation)
- Diagnostic Hematology educational and Career prospectives
Requirements
Who could benefit from this course:
- Students of MD Pathology & DM Hematology
- Practicing Pathologists & Hematologists with less than 5 years experience, wishing to enhance their understanding of hematology automation
Non-Residential: Advanced Hematology Automation & Digital Morphology - Two-day intensive workshop
As we are all aware, modern hematology labs depend heavily on automated analysers for performing CBCs and screening of patient samples. The primary aim of advanced analysers is to minimize manual intervention to only verification of morphological abnormalities in samples. This ensures optimum utilization of pathologist time for truly abnormal patient samples.
This two-day intensive hands-on workshop on advanced hematology automation and digital morphology provides insights and prepares pathology students for optimally understanding and utilizing state-of-the-art, modern hematology automation. This workshop will give participants deep insights into the various technologies employed in hematology analysers to analyse blood samples. This workshop would also provide a better understanding of the various parameter results, flags & alarms and graphics (histograms & scattergrams) which modern analysers churn out, and how to interpret them optimally. Additionally, this workshop also demonstrates how automated slide preparation & staining and digital morphology can be employed to maximally enhance the utilization of hematology analysers.
Last, but definitely not the least, you get to directly interact with our guest faculty, who would be some of the leading luminaries of this field, and learn from their experience and vision of the future.
Course Features
- Course Date : September 16 & 18, 2022
- Total Duration : 14 Hours
- Lectures : Offline
- Language of Instruction: English
- Certification : HITI
- Batch Size : 10
- Seats Available Batch 1 : 10
- Seats Available Batch 2 : 0
