







Date/Time
Date(s) - 25/06/2013 - 28/06/2013
All Day
Category(ies)
“The conference will present the latest information on advances in the detection, characterization, and reporting of infectious agents as well as new advances in laboratory information systems. In other words, what clinical laboratories can, and SHOULD, be using to diagnose infectious diseases, assist infection control, and serve patients. Multiple new technologies are emerging that will enable clinical microbiology laboratories to 1) identify infectious agents, 2) recognize emerging antimicrobial resistance, 3) differentiate infection from inflammation, and 4) facilitate the automated surveillance of microbiology data in laboratory information systems to recognize not only individual healthcare-associated infections but infectious disease outbreaks as well. Many of the new technologies have been applied to bacterial, mycobacterial, fungal, viral, and even parasitic infections. Currently there is no other single meeting that focuses on which new technologies function best in a clinical laboratory setting or how to implement these rapidly emerging methods into the clinical laboratory and healthcare system.”
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