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LAMP
Also written as: LAMP — Laboratory and Medical Protocols
Laboratory and Medical Protocols; standardized procedures for specimen handling and testing in newborn screening programs.
Full Definition
LAMP (Laboratory and Medical Protocols) encompasses the comprehensive set of standardized procedures, quality control measures, and clinical guidelines that govern newborn screening operations. These protocols cover specimen collection timing, transport conditions, analytical methods, result interpretation, and follow-up procedures. LAMP ensures consistency and quality across screening programs while providing frameworks for continuous improvement and regulatory compliance.
Usage
Usage note: Always capitalized when referring to the formal protocol system.
In Context
- "The laboratory updated its LAMP procedures to incorporate new screening analytes." — Laboratory policy document
- "Staff training emphasized adherence to LAMP requirements for specimen processing." — Training manual
Also known as
screening protocols
laboratory standards
Don't confuse with
CLSI guidelines
CAP standards