ADLM Meetings vs Samples

ADLM 2026 is the premier global scientific conference and expo for the field of laboratory medicine. At this dynamic meeting, you will have the opportunity to: • Connect with global leaders in clinical chemistry, molecular diagnostics, mass spectrometry, data analytics, translational medicine, lab management, and other areas of breaking science in laboratory medicine. • Learn about the breakthrough innovations shaping the future of clinical testing and patient care and visit with 850+ exhibitors in person for the solutions to your lab related needs. • Hear vital research and learn about important changes in the field. With over 250 educational opportunities, you can design an educational experience that meets your need to stay ahead of changes in the field.

Samples is the laboratory companion to Qvin's sample collection kits. It is built for laboratory staff who receive, register and prepare Q-Pad kits returned by study participants. It is not intended for patients or consumers. With Samples, accessioning staff and laboratory scientists can: - Scan a kit's barcode to receive it and record its condition on arrival - Register each collection device in the kit and document it with photographs - Choose the preparation protocol for the ordered panels and print tube and aliquot labels on the laboratory's label printers - Keep track of kits waiting for preparation, analysis and biobanking, and of biobanked kits due for disposal - Follow the laboratory's weekly activity and open tasks from the Overview screen Samples shows no test results, health measurements or medical advice. It records what the laboratory receives and does, so that every step of a kit's journey through the laboratory is traceable. Access is provisioned by Qvin. A laboratory account with the appropriate role is required, and the app cannot be used without one. Disclaimer: This app is a laboratory workflow tool and does not provide medical advice. Any information related to a sample must be interpreted by qualified laboratory and medical professionals. Always seek the advice of a doctor in addition to using this app and before making any medical decisions.