Interpretation of complete blood count result. What the indices mean and how do there corelate to disease states.

Many thanks for your response Grant.

J-P

Result Interpretation of biochemistry, hematology, immunology, microbiology etc.

hands on experience in flow cytometry, blotting, ELISA, PCR techniques Etc. These are helpful for research and help graduates to expand their research capabilities

Let keep definitely in touch , we will be able to assist and maybe to get some advance training for specialists in news molecular techniques POC techniques , interpretation for : medical and clinical microbiology pathologist,chemical pathologist,clinical pathologist (these are GP physician in pathology),clinical medical virology pathologist,heamathology pathologist ,histopathology,ext this area should be emphasized that having a lab with different experience will bring better approach for the patients ,because many people things scientist or technologists are qualified to interpret the lab result ,this is very wrong and misleading .organising CPD point for other professional to understand the different between those areas is critical.

I am willing to even attend some training Flic cytometry hands on and MAF -TOS technique

John,

I think it would valuable to emphasize the importance of the end product. I find many new laboratorians struggle applying resluts to a overall diagnosis. They understand the specifics but are not able to see the big picture. In a chemical lab this may invovle purity, contaminates or waste products, but in a medical lab it may change patient outcomes.

Thank you very much all. Your feed back is highly appreciated.