Moving Forward with ATP Testing for Cleanliness Monitoring and Hygiene Standard Setting

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2 years ago

This is why we miss the IICRC Tech Journal and the Peer Reviewed articles they published. Excellent overview of ATP surface testing technology.

But the question always remains about using surface testing to rule out contamination, what can be concluded by analyzing a surface sample of a very small portion of surfaces as is done by wiping with swabs? Refer to the article by Dr. Harriet Burge “Further Thoughts About Surface Sampling” (https://1drv.ms/f/s!AibEvsWdh3cj7gRv3frz5fmJo70N)