SPECIMEN COLLECTION PROCEDURES MANUAL
1.1 Introduction – Specimen Collection The Specimen Collection component consists of two sections, hair collection and nasal swab collection. The MEC coordinator assigns a SP (sample person) to the specimen collection/balance room. The health technician logs onto the specimen collection application and logs the SP into the component.
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