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Immunoassays for the diagnosis of HIV: meeting future needs by enhancing the quality of testing
Future Microbiology, 11/02/09
Chappel RJ et al. – Users of HIV immunoassays are learning that a poorer assay used well has better outcomes than a splendid assay performed poorly. Experience highlights the importance of conducting HIV testing within quality–managed systems and according to international standards, but testing quality and laboratory quality management must be funded adequately.
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