WAYNE, Pa.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Clinical laboratories are striving to adapt and adjust to a myriad of changes that have come about through technological advances, increased computerization, and a decreased workforce. Laboratorians are confronted with new procedures and equipment that must be incorporated into their facilities to stay on both the clinical and the competitive cutting edge. Many laboratory managers have found it necessary to either replace or remodel existing facilities to maintain the functional viability of their laboratories. In addition, the incorporation of increased building code requirements is vital for accreditation.
