Revision of statim examinations – what comes next?
Authors:
V. Blažej; A. Lichá
Authors‘ workplace:
ÚP VZP Ostrava
Published in:
Listy rev. Lék., 12, 2008, č. 4, s. 50-53
Overview
The authors deal with the definition of statim examinations, its inevitable change in relation to the implementation of new technology (POCT) and new knowledge in the intensive care. They state that practical revision of statim procedures in the broad context is not possible and it is not possible to lower extreme expenses on laboratory monitoring of seriously ill patients without changes of current reporting. Some practical solutions are suggested.
Key words:
statim examinations – POCT – revision
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