LabMed Scotland Scientific Meeting

LabMed Scotland Scientific Meeting

LabMed Scotland Scientific Meeting

Join Scotland’s leading laboratory medicine professionals for a day of cutting-edge insights, national research updates, and clinical innovation across biochemistry and immunology. With sessions spotlighting cardiac markers, lipid diagnostics, alpha-gal allergy trends, and liver antibody audits, this multidisciplinary event offers valuable learning for specialists and trainees alike.

Why attend?

  • Hear from experts including Naomi Elkin, Bill Simpson, and Naveed Sattar

  • Discover evolving diagnostic pathways and national audit data

  • Network with colleagues and explore the exhibition

Who should attend? Clinical biochemists, immunologists, lab scientists, medical trainees, and healthcare professionals with an interest in laboratory diagnostics and innovation.

Agenda

10:00am  Registration

BIOCHEMISTRY SESSION

10:30am  Welcome
10:40am  LabMed Scotland Medal Award
Georgia Conrich-Wilks NHSGGC Validation of a dried blood spot immunoassay method for the measurement of Haemoglobin A1c (HbA1c)
Andrew Deans Ninewells Clearly, it’s not lipids…
Jenny Nobes Ninewells Data-independent acquisition proteomics to identify novel protein biomarkers for colorectal cancer                                      
Data-independent acquisition proteomics to identify novel protein biomarkers for colorectal cancer
Grianne Daly TBC                        
12:45am Lunch & exhibition
1:45pm  Cardiovascular session
Naomi Elkin Developments in cardiac markers
Bill Simpson Anybody else bored with cholesterol?
Filippo Pigazzi Timings matter in hypertension

IMMUNOLOGY SESSION

10:30am Alpha gal allergy – a rising caseload across Scotland
Fran Henriquez, Chris Servier-Guy, Alison Gall
12:00am Liver antibodies – a national audit
Liz Furrie
12:45am  Lunch & exhibition
Site specific approaches and challenges with liver screening
1:45pm Case studies from across Scotland
Noushin Lawson Is IFF sensitive enough for adrenal antibody detection?
Charlene Porter-Morrison Maternal transfer of PR3 antibodies
Rachael Steven Possible CVID detected by routine autoantibody testing
Marina Frleta-Gilchrist Unusual DHR case
Nadia Shahid Delayed onset primary immunodeficiency

JOINT SESSION

3:00pm  Tea & Coffee Break
3:30pm  Plenary Lecture
Naveed Sattar Incretins, obesity and the heart: what we know so far
4:15pm  LabMed Scotland Award with Roundup and Close

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