Specimen Management PHRU LAB

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Specimen Management PHRU LAB Amanda Mohlala, MT(HPCSA) Perinatal HIV Research Unit University of the Witwatersrand Chris Hani Baragwanath Hospital Johannesburg, South Africa MTN Regional Meeting 2010

PHRU Lab Activities The PHRU laboratory is a non-automated diagnostic laboratory offering rapid point-of-care testing including: Rapid HIV testing Rapid Trichomonas Rapid BV Blue Urine pregnancy and Urinalysis Syphilis Testing Wet mount- KOH and Saline

Other PHRU Lab Activities Coordination of samples to contracted labs Packaging and shipment of samples to international labs Sample storage and LDMS Offer technical support to studies at the unit

QC Programmes Currently enrolled with EQA: WHO/NICD for: HIV Rapid testing, HIV Elisa testing CAP for: HIV Rapid, Clinical Microscopy and Syphilis, VS1 PHRU Lab has IQC Programme: 1 pos and 1neg previously tested samples are retested daily before testing for the day can resume.

Sample collection and Labeling Samples are collected using the BARC kits provided Request Forms are in Triplicate: I copy remains with clinic 2 copies sent to Lab Tubes and Request form are pre labeled with BARC barcode Clinic records PTID on samples and Request form

Example of BARC Req Form

Delivering of samples at PHRU Lab When samples are delivered at the lab they are logged into the sample receiving book. Place BARC Bar code on the space provided in the book. Record time, date and name of staff delivering the samples

Sample Receiving Samples are received according to SOP- LA 047 Request Form is checked and compared to number of samples collected. Any Queries are communicated to Clinic Samples collected are recorded on copy of Req Form All samples to be tested at PHRU lab are assigned a Lab Accession Number Prefix of Lab Number unique per study eg: LM 0000326 for MTN samples

Sample Processing Req Forms for Urine and Vaginal/ Pelvic samples are generated by PHRU Lab Urine samples for Pregnancy and Urinalysis are aliquoted into 5ml tubes and labeled with Lab Accession number before testing All other samples for testing at PHRU lab are tested per protocol requirements

Sample Testing PHRU Lab Accession number and PID is recorded on testing work sheet. Samples are tested and using appropriate test kits per protocol requirements and results recorded on Worksheet For MTN studies: Start and End Times are recorded as well as time Checked/ Reviewed Protocol Specific Testing is separated from routine testing and the Test Kits are kept on separate benches

Test Resulting Test Results are then entered on LIS and printed directly to clinic Reporting Computer is placed next to the testing bench. Allows Med Tech to recheck test strip before printing Result Reports are saved on the Lab Database which is backed up daily (Cibecs Continuity Agent) Testing Worksheets are reviewed by Lab Manager or Lab Supervisor Daily and filed

Example of Test Worksheet

Sample Coordination to Contracted Labs Samples that are not tested at PHRU lab are forwarded to Contracted labs A second copy of the Req Form remains at the lab Original is sent with the samples Samples are recorded on a shipping Log specific for each Lab The Courier has to check each kit against the barcodes on the Log

Example of Shipping Log

Challenges with MTN 003 Samples Challenge SDA Urine samples at Visit 01.0 forgotten in the fridge Rapid HIV results not reviewed within the specified period Solution Created log to record MTN 003 samples requiring SDA per Req Form Separate Testing Worksheet for Determine and Unigold

Acknowledgement The phru Lab Team

Acknowledgements MTN is funded by NIAID (5U01AI068633), NICHD and NIMH, all of the U.S. National Institutes of Health