Laboratory Methods, advanced and applied course 22,5 Credits

Course Contents

- clinical chemistry laboratory methodology
- microbiological laboratory methodology and molecular biology
- histopathology laboratory methodology
- application of laboratory methodology within and outside of the field of laboratory medicine, organisation theories and workgroup psychology

The following is integrated into all components stated above:

- immunology laboratory methodology
- quality work and quality assurance within laboratory methodology
- testing methods and documenting measurements
- the connection between medical background factors and the choice of analysis and examination procedure
- the significance of diagnostics to the patient’s continued treatment
- teamwork
- ethical considerations

Prerequisites

Basic eligibility and completed courses of 30 cr within the main area of biomedical laboratory science included in the Biomedical Scientist Program or the equivalent.

Level of Education: Undergraduate G1F
Course code/Ladok code: HLAK11
The course is conducted at: School of Health and Welfare Last modified 2023-04-21 11:33:45