The Final Frontier for Point of Care

Kost, Gerald J.; Katip, Pratheep; Vansith, Ket; Negash, Henok

doi:10.1097/poc.0b013e318266b7fe

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“…Solutions 11 and 12 chronicle nearly three decades of spatial movement of whole-blood analysis to the bedside in the OR and ICU, known as the "hybrid laboratory" (73-76), progressing to the present day, when POC culture (11,15,18) has emerged as a new medical specialty, "point-of-careology", in China (21,77). The point-of-careologist performs testing and uses diagnostic results directly where he or she encounters patients in daily and emergency practice.…”

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Geospatial Science and Point-of-Care Testing: Creating Solutions for Population Access, Emergencies, Outbreaks, and Disasters

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2019

Front. Public Health

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Impact: Geospatial solutions generate inherently optimal and logical placement of POCT conceptually, physically, and temporally as a means to improve crisis response and spatial resilience. If public health professionals, geospatial scientists, and POCT specialists join forces, new collaborative teamwork can create faster response and higher impact during disasters, complex crises, outbreaks, and epidemics, as well as more efficient primary, urgent, and emergency community care.

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