Inside laboratory analysers
Enable participants to understand the physical principles and analytical methods applied in analysers, how they generally work and the technician’s role in preparing, monitoring, controlling and ensuring the traceability of the analytical process.
A workshop devoted to the physical principles, analytical methods and operation of laboratory analysers.
- Explain automation and its limits
- Link a method to the phenomenon and signal measured
- Give examples of analysers applying each principle
- Identify the components and follow the specimen’s path
- Distinguish between reagent, calibrator and control
- Understand how a run is started and monitored
- Recognise alarms and respond appropriately
- Understand first-line maintenance
- Explain the connection with the information system
- Understand why an automated result must be checked and validated
The detailed programme for this workshop has not been published yet.
This programme is announced: its detailed content will be published shortly.
Certificate of enrolment or copy of diploma. No prior professional experience is required. Compliance with the immersion, safety and confidentiality rules is mandatory.
- Students in biomedical analysis, medical biology or biomedical sciences
- Students in health sciences
- Laboratory trainees
- Recent graduates wishing to understand the automated environment
This programme strengthens skills and employability; it is not an automatic promise of recruitment.
