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3. Clean and prepare the testing area to ensure sterility and safety.
4. Identify the patient and explain the purpose and process of the point-of-care test.
5. Collect the necessary sample from the patient as indicated by the test requirements.
6. Handle the sample carefully, following proper safety and handling procedures.
7. Prepare the sample for testing according to the specific instructions provided.
8. Perform the point-of-care test accurately and within the designated time frame.
9. Record and document all relevant data and results.
10. Interpret the test results and take appropriate action based on the outcome.
11. Properly dispose of any used materials or contaminated waste.
12. Clean and sanitize the testing area after completion.
13. Ensure proper storage and labeling of any remaining samples for future reference or analysis.

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1. Healthcare professionals who require immediate test results for their patients.
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What is point-of-care testing?

Point-of-care testing refers to medical diagnostic testing that is performed at or near the patient, rather than in a centralized laboratory.

Who is required to file point-of-care testing?

Healthcare professionals, such as physicians, nurses, and technicians, who perform point-of-care testing are required to file the results.

How to fill out point-of-care testing?

Point-of-care testing results are typically entered into a designated electronic system or recorded on paper forms provided by the healthcare facility.

What is the purpose of point-of-care testing?

The purpose of point-of-care testing is to provide rapid and convenient access to diagnostic information, allowing for immediate treatment decisions.

What information must be reported on point-of-care testing?

Point-of-care testing results must include patient identification information, test name, test results, and the name of the healthcare professional who performed the test.