Webinar Series: Demystifying the Development and Implementation of Molecular Tests in a Clinical Laboratory
Webinar Series: Demystifying the Development and Implementation of Molecular Tests in a Clinical Laboratory
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The Simple, Sensible, Salient & Still Spell-Binding Seven Questions about Laboratory Developed Tests
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Mara G. Aspinall Managing Director, Health Catalysts Group, Professor of Practice, Biomedical Diagnostics, Arizona State University
Challenges of Establishing Laboratory-Developed Tests
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Dr. Vijay Singh Director of Molecular Diagnostics, HealthTrackRx
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Educational paper: An introduction to diagnostic testing in laboratories
In this overview, we describe different diagnostic assays and explain why they are important for laboratories in various settings. We discuss potential areas for growth in the use of laboratory developed tests, as well as what a laboratory must do to implement one. We also describe more traditional IVD tests that are approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), the role of IVD tests in the U.S. healthcare system, and some of the potential benefits associated with them. Finally, we review regulations that that must be understood by IVD manufacturers and laboratories that offer LDTs.
Using molecular panels to help manage infectious disease: update on lab trends and health outcomes
Learn about the different testing methods used by laboratory managers and the advantages of molecular techniques in areas including respiratory, gastrointestinal, and genitourinary conditions to improve overall outcomes.
