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December 10, 2020Chinese Embassy GuidelinesResults of PCR and IGM for Travelers to ChinaRealTime Laboratories, Inc. meets all the requirements set forth by the Chinese Embassy in Washington, DC and its test results are approved for travel to China.

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1. To fill out the results of PCR, follow these steps:
2. Start by entering the patient's personal information, such as name, date of birth, and contact details.
3. Record the date and time of the sample collection.
4. Specify the type of PCR test performed.
5. Indicate the laboratory or healthcare facility where the test was conducted.
6. Enter the unique sample ID or code assigned to the patient's specimen.
7. Record the test result, usually as positive or negative for the presence of the target virus or genetic material.
8. Include any additional comments or observations related to the test, if necessary.
9. Finally, sign and date the results to authenticate them.
10. Ensure that all information is filled out accurately and legibly to avoid any confusion or errors.
11. Note: The specific requirements for filling out PCR results may vary depending on regional or institutional guidelines.

Who needs results of pcr and?

1. PCR results are needed by various individuals and entities, including:
2. - Patients who may require the results for personal health monitoring or travel purposes.
3. - Healthcare professionals who use the results to make diagnoses or determine appropriate treatment plans.
4. - Public health authorities who rely on the results for surveillance and tracking of infectious diseases.
5. - Government agencies responsible for implementing public health measures or travel restrictions.
6. - Employers or organizations that require PCR test results as a condition for work or participation in certain activities.
7. - Research institutions conducting studies or monitoring the spread of diseases.
8. It is important to note that the specific need for PCR results may vary depending on individual circumstances and requirements.

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Results of PCR testing provide information on whether a person has tested positive or negative for a specific virus, such as COVID-19.

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Individuals who have undergone PCR testing are required to file their test results with the relevant healthcare authorities.

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Results of PCR testing can be filled out by providing the date of the test, the testing facility, the name of the individual tested, and the test result (positive or negative).

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The purpose of results of PCR testing is to help monitor and track the spread of infectious diseases, identify infected individuals, and implement necessary public health measures.

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Information that must be reported on results of PCR testing includes the date of the test, the test result, and the personal information of the individual tested.