Clinicians Identify Infection with Pocket-Sized Device
An international team thinks they have the solution to identify infection in a wound: a device run from a smartphone or tablet app.
An international team thinks they have the solution to identify infection in a wound: a device run from a smartphone or tablet app.
The Tech Guide from the September 2021 issue of Clinical Lab Products includes point-of-care assays and analyzers from 17 suppliers.
The miniaturized, portable hematology analyzer from PixCell Medical will be used in research to gain insight into health-related concerns of people in the rural southeastern United States.
The assay is intended to help stop the spread and transmission of carbapenem-producing organisms.
Read MoreQuo-Lab meets strict international quality targets, confirming its fit for purpose in diabetes testing.
Read MoreThe study found that using POC tests as a replacement for laboratory tests resulted in earlier decisionmaking in approximately 75% of cases across three UK hospital sites.
Read MorePOC testing is unlocking new markets for commercial IVDs, but reaching potential new customers can be a challenge.
Read MoreCinical laboratorians are likely to remain an important part of the process for selecting, adopting, managing, and performing POC testing.
Read MoreThis month’s issue features point-of-care assays and analyzers from such companies as BioFire Diagnostics, EKF Diagnostics, and Roche Diagnostics.
Read MoreWith connectivity, point-of-care testing is on the front line when it comes to diagnosing and managing chronic diseases.
Read MoreRelaymed’s secure, cloud-based service will connect Siemens POC instruments to physician-office electronic health record systems, reducing the potential for errors and revenue loss.
Read MoreThe device is the first of the company’s Alinity family of diagnostic instruments to launch.
Read MoreThe company has launched its next-generation wireless rapid diagnostic system for detection of group A Strep, influenza A and B, and respiratory syncytial virus.
Read MoreThis month’s issue features point-of-care assays and analyzers from such companies as Alere, Chembio, and Siemens Healthineers.
Read MoreUrinalysis instruments offer expanding feature sets designed to meet diverse testing requirements.
Read MoreThe assay delivers cardiac troponin I results in about 15 minutes from either whole blood or plasma samples.
Read MoreOne company takes a novel approach to point-of-care diagnostics that reimagines the immunoassay method as serial reactions in connected microfluidic chambers.
Read MoreGreater speed and accuracy mark POC trends.
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