HORIBA Decoding High Efficiency in Hematology Lab: Free Online Workshop
HORIBA for Healthcare shared an inviting post on LinkedIn:
”Clinical labs depend on their hematology analyzer’s flagging algorithms for manual slide review. When evaluating a new analyzer, it’s vital to verify its numerical results and diagnostic accuracy. We’ll present a method for fair analyzer comparison through side-by-side operations and discuss the role of Overall Equipment Effectiveness (OEE) in managing lab operations. Gain insights into optimizing workflows, resource allocation, and quality control to enhance lab performance.”
Join Dr. Albert J. de Graaf and Shubham Rastogi in an engaging HORIBA workshop on hematology analyzers which might change the way you operate in your labs.
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