The coronavirus pandemic has driven much-needed innovation, particularly in diagnostic testing. For businesses, schools and other facilities to reopen safely, COVID-19 testing has become routine practice. As a result, labs are working overtime to conduct polymerase chain reaction (PCR) diagnostic testing to meet this increased demand.
Unfortunately, processing these diagnostics is inherently manual. For example, health care workers, rather than machines, handle each swab tip. But despite these limitations, lab automation software can ensure thorough data integrity throughout the PCR diagnostic workflow.
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