ON-DEMAND WEBINAR
Transforming Point-of-Care Testing: Solving Challenges in Instrument Microfluidic Design
Watch this special event hosted by Parker and MD&DI
With health care moving toward precision medicine, new technology trends in point-of-care testing (POCT) devices are continuously being developed. This transformative approach has significantly streamlined the diagnostic and treatment processes, offering quicker results and more accurate decision-making.
When exploring the advantages and limitations of POCT in clinical practice, there are several common challenges including maintaining high levels of accuracy, maximizing throughput, minimizing cost, and optimizing user experience. A great way to solve these challenges is by utilizing integrated microfluidic components and systems which can precisely control and manipulate small volumes of fluids, thus improving the accuracy and reliability of tests, crucial for effective POCT.
During this webinar, you will:
- Get an Introduction to POCT and the trends and challenges in instrument design
- Understand the available fluidic technologies and the benefits/drawbacks to instrument design
- Review POCT solutions from Parker’s Precision Fluidics Division
Additional Information
Collaborating with medical and analytical device OEMs – as well as biopharmaceutical and pharmaceutical companies – Parker experts work one-on-one with customers to create and deliver inventive systems and subsystems that break new ground. Learn more about our solutions and technologies.
Our Speakers
Wendy Wu
Applications Engineer
Parker Hannifin
Wendy has been with Parker for two years as an Applications Engineer. She has over eight years of experience in new product development, quality engineering, project management, and technical support for fluidic control applications. Wendy has a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering and is also a certified Six Sigma black belt.
Bill Schaeffer
Product Manager
Parker Hannifin
Over the last 30 years at Parker, Bill has held roles in engineering, product development, and currently in product management. The experience gained through his work in test engineering, customization engineering, and customer driven product development have provided him with the ability to uncover market needs and translate them into product requirements. Bill has a Bachelor of Science in Technical Management with a minor in Electrical Engineering and a Master’s degree in Business Administration.
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