When your clinic runs efficiently, you have the freedom to provide the best care for your patients. HemoCue’s point-of-care testing systems enable quick and accurate results so that treatment decisions can be made while your patient is still in the room.
In many countries, primary care clinics are the first point of contact for care. The physician meets and treats patients with various symptoms and conditions. While the reasons for seeking medical attention can vary vastly, there’s one thing all patients have in common – they are looking for answers.
HemoCue offers point-of-care tools that help you understand the symptoms, serving as important guidance when deciding on a treatment plan. Point-of-care testing also supports an efficient workflow, less crowded waiting rooms and more satisfied patients.
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Immediate lab-quality results during patient consultation
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Enhanced diagnostic accuracy for better-informed treatment decisions
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Improved clinic workflow and patient care
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Queen Silvia’s Hospital for Children, a part of the Sahlgrenska University Hospital, provides healthcare, education, and research. This is where seriously ill or injured children from the region of Västra Götaland come for emergency care. It also offers highly specialized care for children from all over Sweden. The hospital has the largest emergency unit for children with nearly 50,000 patients each year.
Susanne Blohmé, Clinical Laboratory Scientist, has 30 years of experience and works at the primary care center in Bräkne-Hoby, Sweden.
Husläkarna Varmbadhuset is a private primary care center in the southern part of Sweden. It offers a broad range of high-quality medical healthcare services. Johanna Hilmersson, General Practitioner, is the operational manager at the center.
The Aarhus emergency medical team consists of 18 specially-trained nurses who, in agreement with healthcare professionals from Aarhus University Hospital, Home Health Care Services and general practitioners, can step in during acute situations at patients’ residences. Within just a few hours, the emergency team can initiate care, observe, and start treatment – 24 hours a day.
For three years now, Dr Jussi Niemelä and his colleagues at Turku University Hospital in Finland have performed rapid point-of-care tests of total white blood cells (WBC) and C-reactive protein (CRP). This saves both time and money. So much money in fact, that the department has employed an additional physician during rush hours.
Nepean Lung and Sleep is a private medical practice specializing in adult respiratory and sleep medicine. The clinic provides onsite diagnostic testing for respiratory and sleep disorders, as well as medical consultations with specialist physicians. Serving Western Sydney, the Blue Mountains, and regional NSW areas such as Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee, and Lithgow, they see around 2,000 to 2,500 patients per year.
