Showing posts with label Standardisation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Standardisation. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 19, 2013

More on PID Gene Testing - From Rohan Ameratunga

Dear All

Thanks again to Rohan, whose work in this field has been tireless:
" I was asked by David Gillis to present our experience at the recent Path update in Melbourne.  I did talk briefly about our customised PID testing program. 

PID Genetic Testing - From Richard Loh

Dear All
Thanks to Richard Loh for his advocacy in finding a "best way" forward for Australasian PID gene testing:
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I wanted to know if Australia/NZ should have their own database for genetic tests for PID (? using current RCPA) 

Monday, March 18, 2013

PID Gene Testing - From Glenn Reeves

Dear All
It appears that we are blessed with a multitude of options for genetic testing in PID, and enthusiastic colleagues are full of helpful information about available services (summarised on this page).

PID Genetic Testing - From Rohan Ameratunga

Dear All
Our cup runs over - especially for NZ residents. Thanks to Rohan for highlighting his valuable NZ service.

Monday, March 11, 2013

Consensus and Standardisation Initiatives in Autoimmune Serology

Dear All
I'm told that formal working group processes for ENA and CD are not currently active (Thanks to Daman Langguth and Richard Steele). Still unsure about other areas of work, including phospholipid/cardiolipin antibodies, pernicious anaemia testing, autoimmune hepatitis.

Consensus and Standardisation Initiatives in Autoimmune Serology

Dear All
By the end of this week, I'd be grateful if any colleagues involved in standardisation/consensus committees or working groups on autoimmune serology could please feed back to me the scope of their activities.

Monday, March 4, 2013

Autoantibody QA/QC/Standardisation Activites in Australasia 2007-2013

Dear All
I'd welcome input from anyone involved in QA/QC/consensus activities in autoimmune realm over last five years.