In the race to vaccinate as many people as possible against COVID-19, hospitals, clinics and -immunization centers find themselves having to account for every dose of this much-awaited vaccine.
Just like any other communicable disease, COVID-19 also needs to be managed using a proven system of testing, contact tracing and proper implementation of quarantine and social distancing norms.
As we receive heartening news of the progress made by biopharma companies across the world in developing a viable vaccine to counteract the spread of COVID-19, the end of the global pandemic may just finally be in sight. However, as there’s a long road ahead till the final approval and delivery of billions of vaccine doses, we must stay vigilant to control the further spread of the virus right now with effective COVID-19 testing.
As the demand for COVID-19 testing continues to rise, it’s creating an additional burden on all testing and diagnostic laboratories to deliver fast and accurate results for the ever-increasing volume of incoming tests.
As states across the country step up COVID-19 testing efforts to effectively combat the further spread of the pandemic, most healthcare operators find themselves struggling to keep up with the increased demand. The number of tests conducted is expected to rise significantly as states follow Florida’s lead in setting up a system of regular testing for at-risk healthcare workers.
A large-scale consumer-centric home and retail healthcare services company reached out to us for assistance with COVID-19 test requisition form processing. Their goal was to provide accurate lab results to their nationwide consumers within 48 hours.
What started as a small but severe outbreak in the Wuhan province in China has now become a global pandemic as cases outside China increase 13-fold in just 2 weeks, ringing alarm bells across countries and continents. Battling COVID-19 effectively is the need of the hour.
As the confirmed cases of COVID-19 rise, government agencies and healthcare services the world over find themselves swamped in paperwork while striving to contain its spread and treat the affected population.