“…User errors, incorrectly performing the test procedure or incorrectly interpreting results, defined as human errors, were reported in 25 studies [7,8,11,14,26–28,31,33,34,37,40,42,46,52,54,57,60,65–68,70,72,73]. Errors identified included users having difficulty with specimen collection [14,28,68], performing RDTs [31,73], interpreting test results [10,24,27,30,32,40,42,48,62,65,66,74], reading test results too early [7] and not using the correct reagents/buffer [7].…”