Blueprint for a Pop-up SARS-CoV-2 Testing Lab

Jennifer A. Doudna

is the (which was not peer-reviewed) The copyright holder for this preprint . https://doi.org/10.1101/2020.04.11.20061424 doi: medRxiv preprint automated record updating throughout the sample testing process (e.g., automated updating of sample or testing plates statuses), 4) creation of user-friendly data import tools (e.g., upload of raw Ct data upon completion of RT-qPCR), 5) automated analysis of all control and sample data to generate a final patient result instantaneously upon raw data upload, 6) customized and user-friendly workflow for the final review of sample data by appropriate laboratory personnel, 7) export of the result data for import into health partners systems (e.g. the UHS Tang Center), 8) automated sample record creation upon the re-testing of a sample, 9) the tracking of all reagents and control lots during testing, 10) customized dashboards to track all samples throughout the testing process, 11) creation of a provider portal (in the form of a partner community) for the ordering and reporting of results to non-UC Berkeley patients, and 12) the implementation of robust security measures to ensure that all PHI are encrypted (at rest) and that only appropriate personnel have access to appropriate records and data fields.