Deputy Medical Director Shared Hospital Laboratory - Toronto, Canada
BIOGRAPHY
DEC 07, 2023 11:00 AM PST
Seeing is believing - The Power of AI-Trained Digital Imaging in Microbiology: Integrating BD Kiestra™ Imaging Applications into Microbiology Workflows
Speaker
Event Date & Time
Date: December 7, 2023
Time: 11:00 AM (PST), 2:00 PM (EST), 8:00 PM (CET)
Abstract
Instrumentation, Informatics and Artificial Intelligence: The Next Level of Automation in Clinical Microbiology Laboratory
Timely and accurate results are the cornerstone of microbiology laboratory operations. The introduction of automation in the clinical microbiology laboratory has been demonstrated to improve efficiency and quality through standardization of specimen processing and optimization of culture incubation and reduction of many manual processes.
In this webinar, you will see these impacts in a large microbiology laboratory, including some the most recent advances in automation instrumentation. Furthermore, you will be shown how BD KiestraTM TLA instrumentation, coupled with advances in informatics and artificial intelligence powered applications are further enhancing laboratory operations.
Learning Objectives
- Review impact of BD KiestraTM TLA instrumentation on workflow with a focus on recent advances including BD KiestraTM IdentifA for automated colony picking and BDTM Bruker MALDI-TOF target slide preparation
- Demonstrate enhancements in laboratory workflow and standardization through integration of the BD KiestraTM TLA and BD SynapsysTM Informatics Solution
- Illustrate impacts of artificial intelligence applications, including BD KiestraTM Urine Culture Application and the BD KiestraTM MRSA Application
Webinars will be available for unlimited on-demand viewing after live event.
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