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Click on the Select button. The Select Brand section of the Protocol window becomes active, and you can select the test brand(s) to use in the protocol. Programs should have standard guidelines for the test brands used for each level of a protocol. If there are no guidelines, you need to determine which tests are being used. If you are conducting this quantification in a situation where guidelines have yet to be determined (i.e., you are quantifying HIV tests as a part of a funding proposal), select a different test for each level of a selected HIV testing protocol. In this example, you need to select a brand for tests A, B, and C of the protocol. To do this—
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