German Society for Clinical Chemistry and Laboratory Medicine – areas of expertise: Division reports from the German Congress of Laboratory Medicine 2022 in Mannheim, 13–14 October 2022
Matthias Nauck, Stefan Holdenrieder, Hanns-Georg Klein, Peter Findeisen, Christof Winter, Uta Ceglarek, Astrid Petersmann, Mariam Klouche, Ralf Lichtinghagen, Ronald Biemann, Jakob Adler, Thomas Streichert, Alexander von Meyer, Eberhard Wieland, Walter Hofmann, Johannes Aufenanger, Matthias Orth, Maria Shipkova, Martin Bidlingmaier, Ingvild Birschmann, Martin Blüthner, Karsten Conrad, Peter B. Luppa, Michael Kiehntopf, Andreas Bietenbeck, Hannsjörg Baum, Harald Renz
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Abstract
The programme of the German Congress for Laboratory Medicine 2022 was essentially designed by the divisions of the German Society for Clinical Chemistry and Laboratory Medicine (DGKL). Almost all chairpersons of the divisions organised a 90-min symposium on current topics, i.e. conceptualised the symposia and invited speakers. For this article all chairpersons summarised the lectures that were given within the symposia. The DGKL’s work is structured into 5 areas of expertise: Molecular Diagnostics, Learning & Teaching, Quality & Management, Laboratory & Diagnostics and Biobanks & Informatics. The areas of expertise are in turn subdivided into divisions. About the history of the establishment of this new structure within the DGKL you can find information in the editorial of this issue.
期刊介绍:
The Journal of Laboratory Medicine (JLM) is a bi-monthly published journal that reports on the latest developments in laboratory medicine. Particular focus is placed on the diagnostic aspects of the clinical laboratory, although technical, regulatory, and educational topics are equally covered. The Journal specializes in the publication of high-standard, competent and timely review articles on clinical, methodological and pathogenic aspects of modern laboratory diagnostics. These reviews are critically reviewed by expert reviewers and JLM’s Associate Editors who are specialists in the various subdisciplines of laboratory medicine. In addition, JLM publishes original research articles, case reports, point/counterpoint articles and letters to the editor, all of which are peer reviewed by at least two experts in the field.