Available courses

Principles of Automated Clinical Chemistry

The Principles of Automated Clinical Chemistry training is designed for participants looking to advance their knowledge in clinical chemistry. Over the course of two days, this physical training will cover the basic principles of clinical chemistry, including the main features of automated clinical chemistry analyzers, calibration and quality control protocols, and simple maintenance practices.

Utilizing a case study method, the training will enhance participants' understanding and application of the concepts discussed. This hands-on approach will provide real-world insights into the operation and management of automated analyzers.

The course is KMLTTB accredited for 10 (CPD) points, ensuring that attendees not only gain valuable knowledge but also contribute to their professional development. 

Quality Control in POCT Fluorescence Analyzers: Enhancing Accuracy with i-Chroma Readers.

Start Date:       7th May, 2026

CPD Points:    3 CPD Points

This comprehensive training course is tailored for Medical Laboratory Officers aiming to deepen their understanding of quality control practices in point-of-care testing (POCT) with fluorescence analyzers. In today’s fast-paced clinical environments, obtaining accurate and reliable test results is essential for effective patient management. The i-Chroma immunoassay reader is a trusted tool in rapid diagnostics, but ensuring its optimal performance necessitates a solid understanding of quality control principles.

By the end of the training, participants will be equipped with the skills needed to enhance the accuracy of their testing processes, ultimately leading to improved patient outcomes.