QuidelOrtho Demonstrates Advanced Diagnostic Laboratory Solutions across Healthcare Continuum

Image: Visitors to the company’s booth can experience flexible and reliable solutions powering diagnostics across the healthcare continuum (Photo courtesy of QuidelOrtho)

At the Association for Diagnostics & Laboratory Medicine (ADLM) 2024 conference, QuidelOrtho Corporation (San Diego, CA, USA) is presenting its flexible and reliable solutions that deliver quality diagnostic results across the entire healthcare continuum - from home to hospital, lab to clinic.

QuidelOrtho is providing onsite demonstrations of its diverse product lines including Vitros automation solutions which can reduce manual steps, increase efficiency, and free up lab staff to focus on the delivery of quality results while reducing operational costs. QuidelOrtho is also demonstrating the Vitros XT 7600 system which offers a full clinical chemistry and immunoassay menu in one easy-to-use system that delivers industry-leading uptime. The system’s built-in technologies improve efficiency and quality, allowing for scalable automation solutions that streamline workflow. Visitors to QuidelOrtho’s booth at ADLM 2024 can experience the Vitros XT 3400 Chemistry System which is powered by intelligent technologies and digital imaging technology to help labs meet routine testing needs, with proven high-quality results and system reliability in a small footprint. QuidelOrtho is also demonstrating the Ortho Vision Max Swift analyzer which is built on the proven design of the Ortho Vision platform and maximizes efficiency with dependable full menu automation.

Additionally, attendees can also join an insightful session sponsored by QuidelOrtho on "How labs evolve when Sigma metrics are provided automatically." In addition to exploring how having assay Sigma metrics at the fingertips can transform lab management, attendees can learn what industry experts did with their data, the improvements they made, and how it impacted their operations. QuidelOrtho is also sponsoring the Society of Young Clinical Laboratorians (SYCL) events at ADLM 2024, demonstrating its commitment to supporting the next generation of clinical laboratorians and their professional development.