PINs are In!
November 25, 2015 —
This is a reminder to continue to include the Premises Identification Number (PJN) on all samples submitted to the veterinary diagnostic labs. Following the PEDV outbreak in 2013, the frequency of PIN use on diagnostic submissions increased from approximately 3% to over 90%! That’s an excellent response, but PIN use needs to become routine on all laboratory submissions and other official documents. Including the PIN on PEDV samples is required in order to receive reimbursement for the cost of testing. In addition, the PIN increases the accuracy of data collection and promotes rapid identification of samples and the timely reporting of results. Do the right thing – put a PIN on it!
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