Free White Paper: Portrait of a Microbiology Lab – Implementing Total Laboratory Automation in a Limited-Resource Environment

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 AUSTIN, TEXAS (February 8, 2022) – Microbiology labs have little choice but to automate, where possible, to alleviate the pressure on laboratory operations. A new, free white paper from Dark Daily produced in partnership with BD Life Sciences, explores how automation helped redefine the clinical value of a Michigan hospital’s microbiology laboratory. 

In Portrait of a Microbiology Lab: Implementing Total Laboratory Automation in a Limited-Resource Environment, readers will learn about Bronson Methodist Hospital’s journey to convert its microbiology laboratory to total lab automation (TLA). This white paper details the factors that were critical to the success of the TLA project and reveals how the microbiology TLA conversion unfolded. It introduces the lab team involved to handle the project, and outlines the issues the team faced to get the job done.

In addition, readers will:

• gain insight from the experiences of the microbiology lab case study spotlight
• understand a new type of consultation for automation conversion
• gather ideas for what to expect with workflow, culture screens, staffing, and the laboratory information system as you contemplate a similar project
• meet the team responsible for the conversion

To get your free copy of Portrait of a Microbiology Lab: Implementing Total Laboratory Automation in a Limited-Resource Environment, download the white paper here.

For additional information, call 512-264-7103.

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