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The NHS Health Check is a population wide prevention programme aimed at reducing the impact of vascular disease on health. This article provides a local perspective and focuses on the implementation of a Point of Care Testing (POCT) pilot in primary care, identifying benefits, challenges and improvements. Findings suggest that utilising POCT in primary care […]
Point-of-care testing has long been promoted as the next major advance in diagnostics in high income countries. Their potential has not yet been realised in these market, but their impact on resource poor settings could transform the lives of millions of the world
Blood testing represents an important aspect of patient management in emergency departments and is essential for the timely application of corrective treatment to the ICU patient. The advent of point-of-care testing (POCT) not only reduces turnaround time and simplifies repeated measurements but may also lead to improved patient outcomes. This article briefly reviews the current […]
Depending on who is speaking, the rise of China and India is seen as an opportunity, a threat or a mix of both. Measured by purchasing power, the World Bank lists the two Asian giants as the world
Historically, endoscopic investigation of the small intestine was limited due to inferior or invasive techniques. However, the emergence of video capsule endoscopy and device-assisted enteroscopy has revolutionised the management of small bowel diseases over the last ten years. These new endoscopic techniques are complemented by advances in radiology, particularly small bowel enterography. Future goals for […]
Looking back at 2012, it seems that healthcare, public, private and industry, are still reeling from the consequences of the global economic crisis. In addition, men and women worldwide have gained slightly more than ten years of life expectancy overall, but they spend more years living with injury and illness according to the recently published […]
Edited by Elizabeth Carver & Barry Carver Churchill Livingstone, June 2012, 560 pp,
Fertility in women decreases rapidly after the age of 35 and even more so after 40. Official figures show that women in their early forties have only a 13% chance of conceiving per in vitro fertilization (IVF) treatment. Thus, fertility experts are continuously looking for ways to improve the chances of pregnancy before and during […]
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