EuroMedLab 2025

Explore the Latest in Clinical Diagnostics

From innovative biomarkers to informatics and automation, below is a preview of the solutions that will be on display at EuroMedLab. Contact your sales representative to schedule time in our booth or complete the form below to request a tour.

Advantaged Workflow
Accelerate more precise clinical decision-making—from sample collection to diagnostic insight—unlocking the power of every sample and improving workflow to create new value for your laboratory teams.
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Pioneering Digital Hematology
Discover what we’re doing to deliver more insights from the CBC.
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High-Sensitivity Diagnostics
Discover how to revolutionize your core lab’s impact with unprecedented high sensitivity diagnostic testing.
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Attend our Educational Workshops

Best QC Practices for Superior Instrumentation: Achieving High-Quality Outcomes for All

Monday, May 19
2:30pm – 3:30pm CEST
Number: EDUW 3

Chair: Anna Ruzhanskaya, PhD. Scientific Marketing Manager, Beckman Coulter Diagnostics
Speaker: Sten Westgard, Director, Westgard QC, Inc., Madison, WI, USA

About the workshop:

During the workshop, we will share the mathematics to determine the risk of failing EQA/PT, as well as exactly how much and how often to run QC is readily available – both can be easily summarized by Six Sigma benchmarking. We will discuss instruments and methods that are fine and compliant today and share assumptions about which methods must be revisited. Conventional wisdom about which instruments are “the best” is about to be turned on its head.

Learning objectives:

• Locate performance requirements for EQA and PT from sources worldwide
• Identify which goals have changed for 2025
• Calculate an analytical Sigma metric
• Evaluate the risk of failing EQA/PT through the analytical Sigma metric
• Determine how much QC (rules, levels, and frequency) are needed based on the analytical Sigma metric
• Grade the success and failure rates of instruments in achieving global analytical goals

Bridging Science and Practice: MDW's Role in Improving Sepsis Outcomes

Tuesday, May 20
1:00pm – 2:00pm CEST
Number: LW 8
Chair: Elena Sukhacheva, PhD, Medical Director, Beckman Coulter Diagnostics
Speakers: Professor Ferdinando Mannello, University "Carlo Bo" of Urbino; Urbino, Italy, and Professor Pierre Hausfater, Sorbonne-Université GRC-14 BIOSFAST, Université de Bordeaux, CHU Pellegrin, Bordeaux, France

Program:
1 PM-1.05 PM Welcome and opening
1.05 PM – 1.25 PM: Professor Ferdinando Mannello
Title of the presentation: “Science Behind Monocyte Distribution Width (MDW): Biological Mechanisms of MDW Changes in Sepsis” 1.25 PM – 1.50 PM: Professor Pierre Hausfater
Title of the presentation: “Clinical Impact of the MDW Implementation in the Emergency Department”
1.50 PM – 2.00 PM: Q&A

Learning Objectives:
After attending this workshop, participants will be able to describe the role of monocytes in sepsis and biological mechanisms that result in MDW changes in sepsis. They also will be able to summarize the clinical impact of MDW implementation in the emergency department as part of patients triage and assessment in routine clinical practice.

Lunch will be served. A Transfer of Value will be reported in regions where transparency/disclosure rules apply.