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Preparing for USP <797> Microbiology-Related Changes

For those responsible for making changes to policies and standard operating procedures (SOPs), it’s time to get started. We see changes throughout the chapter, making it critical to read and reread the chapter to pick up on some very nuanced differences between the 2008 and 2022 versions. This is especially…
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Choosing Incubators

With many organizations taking monthly surface sampling in-house, it makes sense that they plan to incubate the surface samples as well. The 2008 version of USP <797> essentially let organizations get away with having only one incubator, which was used for the incubation of gloved fingertip samples at 30 to…
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