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The European Register of Specialists in Clinical Chemistry and Laboratory Medicine: Code of Conduct, Version 2--2008.

McMurray, Janet
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Zerah, Simone
; 
Hallworth, Michael
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Koeller, Ursula
; 
Blaton, Victor
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Tzatchev, Kamen
; 
Charilaou, Charis
; 
Racek, Jaroslav
; 
Johnsen, Anders
; 
Tomberg, Karel
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Author
McMurray, Janet
 Zerah, Simone
 Hallworth, Michael
 Koeller, Ursula
 Blaton, Victor
 Tzatchev, Kamen
 Charilaou, Charis
 Racek, Jaroslav
 Johnsen, Anders
 Tomberg, Karel
 Harmoinen, Aimo
 Baum, Hannsjörg
 Rizos, Demetrios
 Kappelmayer, Janos
 O'Mullane, John
 Nubile, Giuseppe
 Pupure, Silvija
 Kucinskiene, Zita
 Opp, Matthias
 Huisman, Wim
 Solnica, Bogdan
 Reguengo, Henrique
 Grigore, Camelia
 Spanár, Július
 Strakl, Greta
 Queralto, Josep
 Wallinder, Hans
 Schuff-Werner, Peter
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EC4 Register Commission, c/o Association for Clinical Biochemistry, London, UK. enquiries@ACB.org.uk
Date
2009
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Chemistry, Clinical
Clinical Laboratory Techniques
Codes of Ethics
Europe
Humans
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https://hdl.handle.net/10147/201246
Abstract
In 1997, the European Communities Confederation of Clinical Chemistry and Laboratory Medicine (EC4) set up a Register for European Specialists in Clinical Chemistry and Laboratory Medicine. The operation of the Register is undertaken by a Register Commission (EC4RC). During the last 10 years, more than 2000 specialists in Clinical Chemistry and Laboratory Medicine have joined the Register. In 2007, EC4 merged with the Federation of European Societies of Clinical Chemistry and Laboratory Medicine (FESCC) to form the European Federation of Clinical Chemistry and Laboratory Medicine (EFCC). A Code of Conduct was adopted in 2003 and a revised and updated version, taking account particularly of the guidelines of the Conseil Européen des Professions Libérales (CEPLIS) of which EFCC is a member, is presented in this article. The revised version was approved by the EC4 Register Commission and by the EFCC Executive Board in Paris on 6 November, 2008.
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en
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The European Register of Specialists in Clinical Chemistry and Laboratory Medicine: Code of Conduct, Version 2--2008. 2009, 47 (3):372-5 Clin. Chem. Lab. Med.
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1434-6621
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19676151
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