How can healthcare professionals make a smooth start with the new tariff system and how can anaemia and thrombocytopenia workups be structured efficiently and safely in everyday laboratory practice?

With TARDOC and the first practical experiences, many very concrete questions about implementation are currently coming to the fore. We therefore invite you to our continuing education evening on 5 March 2026 at the Hilton Garden Inn Zürich Limmattal (Spreitenbach). Michael Brunner will provide a practical overview, put the most important points into context and highlight what matters in day-to-day work. The second part will be delivered by Prof. Dr. med. Mathias Schmid, focusing on algorithms and case-based examples for laboratory diagnostics in anaemia and thrombocytopenia, including key considerations during pregnancy.

The following topics will be covered in this training:

• TARDOC: first experiences with the new tariff system
• Anaemia and thrombocytopenia: practical guidance and algorithms for laboratory diagnostics, including during pregnancy: case studies

This training is intended exclusively for healthcare professionals, as it is specifically tailored to the requirements and expertise of this field.

Please note: This training will be held in German.

Details of the training

Date and time: 5 March 2026 / 18:00–20:00, followed by a networking apéro

• 17:30: Arrival 
• 18:00: Welcome
• 18:15: TARDOC: first experiences with the new tariff system + Anaemia and thrombocytopenia: practical guidance and algorithms for laboratory diagnostics, including during pregnancy: case studies
• 19:45.: Questions and discussion
• 20:00: Networking apéro

Location:
Hilton Garden Inn Zürich Limmattal
Kreuzäckerstrasse 5
8957 Spreitenbach

Registration deadline:
19 February 2026

Speakers
Michael Brunner
For over 15 years, Michael Brunner has worked as an expert in the Swiss healthcare tariff system. Through professional roles spanning the Federal Administration, santésuisse and the Lindenhof Group, he has gained deep insight into the varying needs and challenges of a functioning tariff partnership. He currently supports LabPoint in revenue management and other tariff-related topics.

Prof. Dr. med. Mathias Schmid
Prof. Dr. med. Mathias Schmid is Head of the Clinic for Medical Oncology and Haematology at Stadtspital Triemli in Zurich. A specialised haematologist, he is a member of several professional societies, including ASH and EHA. He has participated in more than 40 multicentre studies and serves as a reviewer for several scientific journals.