2015
DOI: 10.1515/cclm-2015-0303
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Defining analytical performance specifications 15 years after the Stockholm conference

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“…Under the TF-PS, five Task and Finish Groups (TFG) were established dealing with the main topics of the conference [7]. According to the EFLM policy, TFG are expected to complete their deliverables within 2 years.…”
Section: The Strategic Conference Heritage Eflm Initiated Task and Fimentioning
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“…Under the TF-PS, five Task and Finish Groups (TFG) were established dealing with the main topics of the conference [7]. According to the EFLM policy, TFG are expected to complete their deliverables within 2 years.…”
Section: The Strategic Conference Heritage Eflm Initiated Task and Fimentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, in a review of progress made in the 10 years following the conference, two of the organizers recognized challenges in the practical implementation of concepts and the need to reappraise the topic by simplifying the approaches and encompassing further aspects, such as extra-analytical phases [6]. In consequence, the Strategic Conference "Defining Analytical Performance Goals -15 years after the Stockholm Conference" was organized in Milan on November 2014 by the European Federation for Clinical Chemistry and Laboratory Medicine (EFLM) to investigate to what extent the advocated hierarchy was still valid or if it has to be changed or expanded [7].…”
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“…L'European Federation of Clinical Chemistry and Laboratory Medicine (EFLM), in particolare, nella conferenza del 2014 "Defining analytical performance goals 15 years after the Stockholm Conference on Quality Specifications in Laboratory Medicine" [14] rivede la gerarchia per definire la qualità della prestazione analitica, semplificando il quadro del 1999 con l'eliminazione dei criteri suggeriti dai corpi professionali o istituzionali (organismi di controllo e organizzatori di VEQ) e stabilendo un ordine basato sugli esiti clinici, diretti e indiretti, sulla variabilità biologica e sullo stato dell'arte [15], e ripropone l'uso di MU, anche per adeguarsi alle indicazioni di ISO 15189:2012. Nel 2015, EFLM tiene un corso intitolato "How to assess the quality of your method?"…”
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“…Two papers published in this issue of Clinical Chemistry and Laboratory Medicine further discuss the subject [2,3], which was revitalized by the organization of the 1st EFLM Strategic Conference in Milan on the analytical performance specifications at the end of 2014 [4]. The organizers considered it timely to address the topic of performance specifications both because it was 15 years since it was previously addressed and because performance specifications are more and more central for the clinical application of test measurements [5,6].…”
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“…This is indeed outside the scope of the statement as it concentrates on models to set performance specifications. The TE and measurement uncertainty concepts were discussed by some of the speakers at the conference and taken forward by one of the Task and Finish Groups (TFG) established during the conference [4].…”
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