Labratory Medicine is a branch of medicine that deals with diagnostics based on all sorts of clinical specimen - and all the ways in which this data can be collected, interpreted and used for proper diagnostics.

This is an extensive subject which covers a lot of ground. Therefore, it is important to stay organized and keep track of all the presented materials. The course presents with 10 lectures and 15 labs. Lectures and seminars are conducted online. The classes will take place in person at the hospital.

The lab schedule is presented on the departments website. There you will find detailed information about the topics discussed during the class.

It is crucial to prepare for each lab - as almost every lab assistant will quizz you (orally). Materials needed for preparation are presented in the "didactic material" tab on their website.  Download the class list from the website, read specified pages in books, and use the handouts from the website. It is also recommended to watch You Tube to get an overall understanding of the material and to be able to revise easily. 

Actively take notes during classes to structure and overview any information, as you can easily become overwhelmed before the final exam if you're not keeping track of yourself.

The course concludes with a final exam during the winter exam session.