Events are live educational activities attended by learners virtually using a state of the art event platform. Webinars like "Grand Rounds" are built as hybrid live/online/asyncronous educational activities. In addition to the live event, the content is captured and made available for review at a later date by all registrants. One person registers and secures access to the event for his or her site. Up to 100 individuals will be able to claim credit for participation in the live event at each site.
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Past Live Events
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Utilizing Chromogenic Media in the Microbiology Laboratory to...
Microbiology laboratories are under continuous pressure to be more efficient. One of the highest volume specimen types received in microbiology is the urine culture....
Wed 1:00 PM EST
Ask the Experts
Throughout the year Micro webinar participants are asked to submit questions or problems they have encountered in their laboratories. Question can be related to any...
Wed 1:00 PM EDT
Problem-Solving Case Studies for the Clinical Microbiology...
Challenging infectious disease cases will be presented for participants to solve using patient history, microbiology findings and in some situations antibiotic...
Wed 1:00 PM EDT
Supersize, Minimize, Maximize: Rightsizing Technology for...
Today’s clinical microbiology diagnostic offerings can range from very automated high through put instruments to highly multiplexed panels to molecular point of care...
Wed 1:00 PM EDT
Challenges of Rapid, On-demand Molecular Testing for...
Rapid, on-demand molecular tests for infectious diseases are now available in a variety of platforms that can be used at or near the point-of-care.
Wed 1:00 PM EDT
Emerging Pathogens: A Practical Guide for the Clinical...
This session will focus on new disease associations for pathogens that are increasingly being isolated in every day clinical microbiology laboratories.
Wed 1:00 PM EDT
Antimicrobial Stewardship: How Does the Microbiology...
The prompt initiation of antibiotics to treat infections has been proven to reduce morbidity and save lives. However, 20-50% of all antibiotics prescribed in US acute...
Wed 1:00 PM EDT
Utilizing Chromogenic Media in the Microbiology Laboratory to...
Microbiology laboratories are under continuous pressure to be more efficient. One of the highest volume specimen types received in microbiology is the urine culture....
Wed 1:00 PM EDT
2017 Updates and Recommendations from the CLSI for...
Each year, the CLSI updates the M100S document with recommendations for agents to test/report, interpretive criteria, and QC ranges. It is important for clinical...
Wed 1:00 PM EDT
2016: The Year of Contaminated Class 2 Medical Devices -...
This presentation will review the stories of duodenoscopes contaminated with carbapenemase-resistant Enterobacteriaceae and heater-cooler units contaminated with...
Wed 1:00 PM EST
Neisseria gonorrhoeae in 2017: The Evolution of a “Superbug"
In this presentation, the history of gonococcal antimicrobial resistance will be reviewed and the appearance, unfolding epidemiology, and genetic basis of developing...
Wed 1:00 PM EST
Diagnostic Medical Parasitology: 2017 Update
This session will review stool specimen ordering, collection, processing, testing, and reporting including the new Universal Fixative, the routine O & P examination,...