In 2008, the Adam Uldall Award was established in order to honor the founder of EQALM. The award is presented during the Annual Symposium to a person who has spent much of his/her career pursuing better quality across laboratory medicine and who is a well-known and respected international advocate on quality.
| Name of awarded | Year | Lecture |
|---|---|---|
| Barbara De la Salle | 2023 | Education: The Holy Grail of EQA? |
| Piet Meijer | 2022 | EQA, is there a benefit for the patient?! |
| Annette Thomas | 2019 | EQA - Future challenges and opportunities |
| Greg Miller | 2018 | Future challenges in EQA, with special emphasis on harmonization and commutability |
| Mauro Panteghini | 2017 | The role of EQA in the verification of in-vitro medical diagnostics |
| Per Hyltoft Petersen | 2016 | Elements of analytical quality - a historical review |
| Sverre Sandberg | 2015 | Performance criteria of point-of-care testing in modern medicine |
| David G Bullock | 2014 | Post Market Surveillance of Manufacturers Assays and the Effects of the Revised IVDD |
| Linda Thienpont Dietmar Stöckl |
2013 | The role of EQA providers in the harmonization process: a plea for using native sera in external quality assurance Newer trends in EQAS continuous peer-group monitoring of laboratory data |
| Carmen Ricos | 2012 | Databases on Biological Variation. Establishment & uses |
| André Deom | 2011 | EQA in developing countries |
| Gunnar Nordin | 2010 | The Role of EQA in the Establishment of Analytical Quality Specifications |
| Jean-Claude Libeer | 2009 | External Quality Control in medical laboratories: differences with other PT testing programs |
| Jonathan Middle | 2008 | The role of EQA in quality improvement of medical laboratories |