Laboratory-Developed Tests Digital Course

NEEDHAM, Mass. - July 23, 2015 - PRLog -- Needham MA – June 21, 2015 – Cambridge Healthtech Institute (CHI) released the Laboratory-Developed Tests Digital Course, which was recorded at the Biomarkers & Diagnostics World Congress.

The Laboratory-Developed Tests Digital Course is available in Digital Download, Single Copy and a Site License.  This course includes 4 presentations and has over 100 slides

Agenda at a Glance:

·         Regulatory Issues Facing Laboratory-Developed Tests

·         LDTs in the Context of CLIA: An NIH Experience

·         Next-Generation Sequencing Assays as Laboratory-Developed Tests

·         LDT Regulation Guidance from the FDA: Where Does It Stand after Three Years?

Presentation Speakers Include:

·         Peter M. Kazon, General Counsel, American Clinical Laboratory Association

·         Daniel Edelman, Ph.D., Facility Head, Clinical Molecular Profiling Core, National Cancer Institute, NIH

·         Elaine Lyon, Ph.D., Medical Director, Molecular Genetics; Co-Medical Director, Pharmacogenomics, ARUP Laboratories; Associate Professor, University of Utah

·         Stephen P. Day, Ph.D., Director, Medical Affairs, Hologic

For more information on this course, visit:  http://www.biomarkerworldcongress.com/bmc_content.aspx?id...

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