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In the post–COVID-19 pandemic era, the role of respiratory viral testing continues to evolve. Explore the clinical value of testing and what positive results mean for patient management and treatment decisions, all while connecting clinical and laboratory insights to demonstrate how optimized respiratory testing can support better decision-making and efficiency in today’s healthcare environment.
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