Clinical laboratory efficiency and workflow optimization in microbiology

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Infectious Diseases RED 2019
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The clinical microbiology laboratory plays a central role in optimizing the management of infectious diseases and epidemiological surveys. New instruments have made a significant contribution toward this goal by reducing costs, improving workflow, identifying microbial pathogens, determining antimicrobial susceptibility, and generally providing significant input to patient care.

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