Point-of-care testing in primary care patients with acute cardiopulmonary symptoms: a systematic review
ConclusionThere is currently limited and inconclusive evidence that actual GP use of POCT in primary care patients with acute cardiopulmonary symptoms leads to more accurate diagnosis and affects clinical management. However, some studies show promising results, especially when a POCT is combined with a clinical decision rule.
Source: Family Practice - Category: Primary Care Source Type: research
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