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>South Korea has a 2 hour turnaround on tests, in the USA its still 5 days I believe. Those kinds of inefficiencies don't have to exist. I wish I knew what the
by bilbo0s 7y ago
>South Korea has a 2 hour turnaround on tests, in the USA its still 5 days I believe.
Those kinds of inefficiencies don't have to exist. I wish I knew what the bottleneck was there. That time differential is so large that it has to be something pretty braindead that's holding the process up. Like we're still using test kits of type A when we should be using test kits of type B. Or everyone, nationally, is sending tests to a single lab with 2 staffers for evaluation. Etc etc.
The problem is, at once, solved in other places, and at the same time so glaring in our case that there is no way it can be insurmountable. We just have to get our heads out of our butts.