Mrs. Słaboń is a researcher and healthcare professional whose scientific interests focus on clinical diagnostics, medical technologies, and translational research aimed at supporting evidence-based decision-making in hospital practice. Her work is particularly concentrated on combusiology, with an emphasis on the objective assessment of burn wound depth and the optimization of early therapeutic strategies in burn patients.
A key area of her research involves the evaluation of non-invasive imaging techniques for microcirculation assessment, especially Laser Speckle Contrast Analysis (LASCA). Her studies explore the potential role of LASCA as a complementary tool to standard clinical evaluation, with the aim of improving diagnostic accuracy and reducing the risk of misclassification of burn depth at early stages of treatment. She is interested in assessing both the diagnostic performance of this technology and its practical usefulness as a clinical decision-support tool.
In addition, her research interests include laboratory diagnostics, analytical methods in biomedical and environmental studies, and health risk assessment based on quantitative measurements. Her interdisciplinary background allows her to integrate clinical insight with advanced measurement techniques and data analysis.
Anna Słaboń is a researcher in a project funded by the Polish Medical Research Agency (Agencja Badań Medycznych, ABM), which supports the development and evaluation of innovative medic
Mrs. Słaboń is a researcher and healthcare professional whose scientific interests focus on clinical diagnostics, medical technologies, and translational research aimed at supporting evidence-based decision-making in hospital practice. Her work is particularly concentrated on combusiology, with an emphasis on the objective assessment of burn wound depth and the optimization of early therapeutic strategies in burn patients.
A key area of her research involves the evaluation of non-invasive imaging techniques for microcirculation assessment, especially Laser Speckle Contrast Analysis (LASCA). Her studies explore the potential role of LASCA as a complementary tool to standard clinical evaluation, with the aim of improving diagnostic accuracy and reducing the risk of misclassification of burn depth at early stages of treatment. She is interested in assessing both the diagnostic performance of this technology and its practical usefulness as a clinical decision-support tool.
In addition, her research interests include laboratory diagnostics, analytical methods in biomedical and environmental studies, and health risk assessment based on quantitative measurements. Her interdisciplinary background allows her to integrate clinical insight with advanced measurement techniques and data analysis.
Anna Słaboń is a researcher in a project funded by the Polish Medical Research Agency (Agencja Badań Medycznych, ABM), which supports the development and evaluation of innovative medic