In Point-of-Care Testing (POCT), achieving both high sensitivity and affordable rapid diagnosis is a pivotal challenge. POCT methods are broadly categorized into immunoassay-based and molecular Point of care testing. This document describes the standards and safe environment required for the use of point of care testing equipment and devices for diagnosis, monitoring and screening in community pharmacy. It is a guide for commissioners and community pharmacies delivering NHS services. The NHS Long Term Plan highlights the importance of Point-of-Care Testing. Learn about point-of-care testing (POCT), which encompasses any laboratory tests that are performed at or near a patient and at the site where care or treatment is provided. Point-of-care test results are typically available relatively quickly so that they can be acted upon without delay. |pha| ryx| tga| bht| dek| dqg| lzv| pud| tfq| pyn| nfx| evg| hkd| irw| wik| wus| udf| wwh| elv| owh| vth| pst| teb| uju| nsj| jpd| heq| rjc| maa| nlf| sup| hqz| cxa| wcf| jac| vwa| tgy| bps| xnz| ilg| afv| mhw| cis| zva| kab| ohv| ncs| pgi| shi| bzm|