Frontmatter

Articles in the same Issue

1. Frontmatter
2. The Post-Analytical Phase
3. Terminology, units and reporting – how harmonized do we need to be?
4. A pragmatic bottom-up approach to harmonize the units of clinical chemistry tests among Belgian clinical laboratories, focusing on immunoassays
5. Indirect methods for reference interval determination – review and recommendations
6. Verification of reference intervals in routine clinical laboratories: practical challenges and recommendations
7. An update report on the harmonization of adult reference intervals in Australasia
8. NUMBER: standardized reference intervals in the Netherlands using a ‘big data’ approach
9. Pediatric and adult reference interval harmonization in Canada: an update
10. Report formatting in laboratory medicine – a call for harmony
11. Harmonization of interpretative comments in laboratory hematology reporting: the recommendations of the Working Group on Diagnostic Hematology of the Italian Society of Clinical Chemistry and Clinical Molecular Biology (WGDH-SIBioC)
12. Toward harmonization of clinical molecular diagnostic reports: findings of an international survey
13. An evidence- and risk-based approach to a harmonized laboratory alert list in Australia and New Zealand
14. Harmonization of units and reference intervals of plasma proteins: state of the art from an External Quality Assessment Scheme
15. Harmonization activities of Noklus – a quality improvement organization for point-of-care laboratory examinations
16. Towards harmonization of external quality assessment/proficiency testing in hemostasis
17. The Post-Post-Analytical Phase
18. Extra-analytical quality indicators – where to now?
19. Role of laboratory medicine in collaborative healthcare
20. Acknowledgment