Qlife study follow up - deviations in test execution explain incorrect results
In a Danish clinical evaluation of rapid tests for covid-19, conducted at Hvidovre Hospital and published on the hospital's website in February, the results for the Egoo SARS-CoV-2 test differed from another scientific study. The company therefore contacted Hvidovre Hospital and the Danish Medicines Agency to verify the methodology in the evaluation. Deviations in the test execution from intended use and instructions account for incorrect results.The study set-up was using Hvidovre Hospital best practice for covid-19 testing (RT-qPCR) as the comparator method. Thus, the test execution
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