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Through the power of translation, access to CLSI standards is advancing around the world, helping to create harmonization across the medical laboratory industry.

CLSI wrapped up it's second annual summit, bringing laboratory experts together for a half-day of intense discussions and what the future holds for laboratory medicine.

Through a real-world patient story, CLSI explores how laboratory medicine can shape diagnosis and care in complex cases.

In an era of instant answers and AI-generated content, it’s tempting to believe that a quick search or chatbot response can replace the depth of expert consensus.

CLSI Applied 2026 will provide future-ready strategies for clinical and manufacturing lab leaders including AI and technology innovation, standards, and patient safety, all in one powerful half-day training event.

In honor of International Day of Women and Girls in Science, we spoke to one of the women paving the way in the field of laboratory medicine in this powerful Q&A.

The table provided maps specific Clinical and Laboratory Standards Institute (CLSI) Evaluation Protocol (EP) documents that cover the Verification Phase of the Test Life Phases Model to assist medical laboratories verifying performance claims for both laboratory-developed tests and regulatory cleared or approved test methods.

The CDC has issued a health alert for extensively drug resistant shigella.

Most laboratories use methods such as QC, equipment calibration measurement, QA measurements of process performance, and more recently, implementation of a quality management system, to determine the quality of examination results and laboratory services.

As the world grapples with the COVID-19 pandemic, many lessons are being learned, not the least of which is how to better prepare for future pandemics. This includes addressing the ongoing antimicrobial resistance (AMR) pandemic, which at a global scale has the potential to eclipse COVID-19.