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Basic Purpose of Clinic/Laboratory:
Testing of patients, especially in remote areas, for the HIV virus that causes AIDS.
Range and Types of Samples:
Blood, blood serum or other body fluids.
Scope of Work and Supply:
Identification of the analytical procedures to be used; determination of the instruments, equipment, and laboratory information management systems specifications, and consumables, supplies, spare parts required for the operation of a fully functioning HIV/AIDS Testing Laboratory. Thermo Fisher Scientific's scope can include project management, procurement, delivery, installation, and commissioning, training, warranty and product support, and preventive maintenance agreements to provide fully functioning laboratory on a "turnkey" basis.
Identification of Analytical Methods to be used and recognized by recognized authorities:
Based on the current recognized techniques of WHO (World Health Organization) for the drawing and examination of blood samples with approved HIV Test Kits.
Sampling Techniques, Frequencies and Handling:
Covers the implementation of WHO recognized techniques for the safe drawing and refrigeration of potentially hazardous human blood samples and the proper and accurate analysis of blood samples with HIV Test Kits.
Recommended Instrument / Equipment Lists:
Develop and specify instruments, equipment lists based on the WHO approve testing methods for the types of blood, blood serum and body fluids samples to be analyzed, includes: standard instruments for chemical testing, standard lab equipment, lab information management systems, supplies and consumables.
Laboratory Layout:
Layout and design of laboratory furniture and equipment placement that takes into consideration the space available (or defining the space), sample flow, utility requirements and distribution, special requirements for hazardous sample handling, storage, sterilization, sample retention, and office/clerical/supervisory office space. Mobile, or field self-contained testing units are also considered and planned.
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