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How advances in point-of-care testing have improved veterinary patient care
Access to in-house diagnostic equipment is essential to modern veterinary practice. Point-of-care testing is performed at, or near, the site of patient care by specially trained, non-laboratory healthcare professionals. Point-of-care testing has a quick turnaround time, which can aid clinical decision making. This article looks at recent advances in point-of-care testing.