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Compact point-of-care system for clinical diagnostics
Sensors and Actuators B: Chemical, 2009Objective of the study is the simultaneous measurement of three sepsis relevant parameters using a novel point-of-care system. Investigated parameters are C-reactive protein (CRP), interleukin-6 (IL-6) and procalcitonin (PCT). The format is a fluorescence and microarray-based sandwich immunoassay.
Kemmler, M. +6 more
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Speech Interfaces for Point-of-Care Guideline Systems
2003A major limiting factor in the acceptability of interactive guideline and decision support systems is the ease of use of the system in the clinic. A way to reduce demands upon users and increase flexibility of the interface is to use natural language dialogues and speech based interfaces.
Martin Beveridge +2 more
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Die nächste Generation der Point‐of‐care‐Systeme
Nachrichten aus der Chemie, 2010AbstractPersonalisierte Medizin hilft, ineffektive Therapien zu vermeiden, und senkt so Nebenwirkungen und Kosten. Neue, chipbasierte und patientennahe Labordiagnostik weist Grippeviren nach und detektiert Tumorzellen — auch in äußerst geringen Konzentrationen.
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Point-of-care molecular diagnostic systems — past, present and future
Current Opinion in Microbiology, 2005The field of molecular diagnostics has greatly decreased the time it takes to identify infectious agents and to test their antimicrobial resistance. Portable devices are currently in development that can easily identify a variety of nucleic acid targets (either DNA or RNA) from multiple sample types in under an hour.
Carol A, Holland, Frederick L, Kiechle
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Permeability in wearable point-of-care systems
Matter, 2023Yunsheng Fang, Junru Ji, Feng Xu
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Successfully implementing a point-of-care system.
Computers in healthcare, 1988To research this article, two hospitals were interviewed who recently installed a point-of-care system. They were asked, "Do the general criteria for HIS success apply to point-of-care systems, and if so, how specifically did they enter into your implementation efforts?"
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Patient care systems. Point-of-care revolution.
Computers in healthcare, 1991Interest in bedside information systems continues steadily, and purchasers now view point-of-care systems as a "when" and not an "if" acquisition, according to a comparison of three Computers in Healthcare surveys on this technology. Yet, cost justification and return on investment still wave cautionary flags that keep growth in this market fairly slow.
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A perspective on point of care systems.
Topics in health information management, 1994Point of care technology is finally being accepted in health care organizations. Portable wireless computers and database interoperability are facilitating this acceptance. Using point of care devices, caregivers can access and input patient data whenever, wherever, and however required. This technology will improve patient data access, improve quality,
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Hospital saves with bedside point-of-care system.
Computers in healthcare, 1993Do bedside and point-of-care systems actually deliver on their promise of reducing operating expenses while helping improve the overall quality of healthcare? And how does a healthcare facility quantify associated "productivity" improvements to prove cost savings? These are two critical issues that healthcare providers face in implementing a bedside or
D A, Weiss, S, Hailstone
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Systems for Accessing Knowledge at Point of Care
1996High quality, state of the art patient care depends on a host of factors, but an irreplaceable one is assurance that the clinician’s storehouse of learning and judgment is continuously refreshed with new knowledge. Knowledge is necessary cognitive “fuel” for clinical decisions, but is perishable once tapped, and has a limited shelf life when stored ...
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