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P-007
Laboratory medicine
A next-generation integrated laboratory information system: experience from the first Epic-Beaker implementation in Switzerland
H. Nilius *, M. Stickel, K. Volken et al.
P-008
Laboratory medicine
When the LIS runs the algorithm: an implementation study of a machine-learning model for heparin-induced thrombocytopenia (RADI-HIT)
H. Nilius *, M. Stickel, G. Speierer et al.
P-012
Laboratory medicine
Implementation of LLM-supported therapeutic drug monitoring reporting in a laboratory information system
J. Adler *, J. Kirchhoff, F. Berns
P-001
Cross-disciplinary workflows
Digital approaches using metadata and cardiovascular risk: standardization and harmonization of results to ensure accurate laboratory exams
I. Talli *, C. Cosma, E. Pangrazzi et al.
P-002
Cross-disciplinary workflows
Paperless but not effortless: EHR design limits in a digital lab ordering workflow
H. Chon *, L.N. Van Der Vorm, J.M. Gillis
P-003
Other
AI-assisted identification and information extraction of self-harm cases from emergency department reports
P. Mangold *, G. Zimmermann, M. Breitwieser
P-004
Microbiology & infectious disease
Evaluation of multimodal large language models as image classifiers to detect growth on agar media
J. Elias *
P-006
Radiology & imaging
Beyond diagnostic accuracy: interpretable ECG-based machine learning for differentiating acute myocarditis and acute coronary syndrome
W. Lauth *, M. Mirna, G. Zimmermann
P-009
Microbiology & infectious disease
yea13 — an orphaned tool for anomaly detection in routine microbiological data: is resurrection warranted?
J. Elias *
P-010
Cross-disciplinary workflows
From overuse to optimization: a hospital-wide laboratory test panel intervention
T.L. Van Osch *, D.J. De Cuyper, A.H. Brunsveld-Reinders et al.
P-011
Laboratory medicine
Implementation of an automated amino acid result entry and verification pipeline in a public sector laboratory
K. Magolego *, J. Croxford, H. Vawda et al.
P-013
Laboratory medicine
Accelerating Levey–Jennings review: a Python-built browser tool outperforms conventional quality control middleware
J. Croxford *, J. Rusch, M. Korf
P-014
Laboratory medicine
Artificial intelligence-based evaluation of homocysteine as a biomarker in traumatology patients
N. Hasanova *
P-015
Laboratory medicine
AI-supported assessment of Sebia serum immunofixation electrophoreses with a deep neural network
I. Mrosewski *, A. Banemann, P. Nentwig et al.
P-016
Laboratory medicine
Understanding the effect of bias on machine learning models: the case of low-density lipoprotein cholesterol (LDL-C) estimation
M.R. Yesil *, I. Talli, C. Cosma et al.
P-017
Laboratory medicine
Dual-indicator digital surveillance (DIDS): integrating MUAC and hemoglobin monitoring for pediatric recovery assessment in humanitarian settings
M. Alhaddad *
P-018
Cross-disciplinary workflows
Implementation outcomes of digital and artificial intelligence technologies in diagnostic laboratories in Anambra State, Nigeria
C.U. Obi *, A.C. Ihim, A.F. Ehiaghe et al.
P-019
Laboratory medicine
Using a national digital EQA platform to identify laboratories at risk of recurrent underperformance in Malawi
R. Khunga *, A. Amon, W. Kipandula
P-020
Laboratory medicine
Designing a home-grown digital laboratory ecosystem: a laboratory professional initiative to improve safety, efficiency, and sustainability
J. Jayamani *, V. Raveendran Pillai
P-021
Laboratory medicine
Vitamin D status among mining workers: an analysis of serum 25-hydroxyvitamin D# levels”
M. Ankhbat *, S. Bolormaa, T. Tserennyam et al.
P-022
Laboratory medicine
Making time count: extracting prognostic signals from serial procalcitonin measurements in critical care
A. Fataar *, A. Zemlin, E. Kruger
P-023
Pathology & digital pathology
Competency-based training through virtual learning environment in healthcare
S. Sohail *
P-025
Cross-disciplinary workflows
250 biomarkers, standard serum sample, seven minutes: deploying AI-driven metabolomics for preventive care at scale across clinical and pharmacy settings
A. Dr. Tinazli *