Emerging technologies, need for quality assessment

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Abstract

Introduction of molecular genetics, both new disease specific tests and novel technologies, into the diagnostic service has been at an ad hoc and case-to-case basis for many years. • Concentred efforts of producing uniform guidelines including all test conditions has been very beneficial for the field, and has greatly reduced the number of diagnostic errors caused by technical failure/problems. • The last 4 years, a series of technologies both existing and new have been or are being evaluated and/or validated for diagnostic use. EuroGentest coordinated these activities to enable proper implementation of (novel) technologies into the genetic services. • The industries need access to accredited clinical laboratories and to well-characterized clinical samples to produce new tests. And the diagnostic laboratories need validated tests, guidelines and specific training. Both could benefit from an evaluation/implementation program as set up within Eurogentest.

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Bakker, E. (2010). Emerging technologies, need for quality assessment. In Quality Issues in Clinical Genetic Services (pp. 333–340). Springer Netherlands. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-90-481-3919-4_34

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