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>WE are being asked to provide troponins when the HA stump up the cash - the aim
>is to load them on the immuno 1 on call and run them but only authorise at 7:50,
>when the on call person finishes off any loose ends - ready for an 8am post-take
>ward round.
>
>Sounds like a good excuse to ask for extra cash to move all parts of automated
>lab into a single area....
>
>
>TIM
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>Prof. T. Reynolds,
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>Queens Hospital,
>Belvedere Rd.,
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>-----Original Message-----
>From: c=GB;a=NHS;p=NHS NATIONAL INT;dda:RFC-822=acb-clin-chem-gen-
>request(a)mailbase.ac.uk;
>Sent: Wednesday, October 18, 2000 12:26 PM
>To: c=GB;a=NHS;p=NHS NATIONAL INT;dda:RFC-822=acb-clin-chem-
>gen(a)mailbase.ac.uk;
>Subject: Troponin I
>
>Has anyone any experience of measuring Troponin I on 'bench-top' or similar
>equipment?
>We wish to introduce this service (funds finally made available!)
>and would intend using either our Immuno1 or Immulite analysers during normal
>hours.
>However there is considerable pressure from the clinicians to provide an
>early morning run(around 07:00h) which may have to be done by the person on
>call.
>Unfortunately the on call laboratory is some distance from the immunoassay
>analysers, so a dedicated troponin analyser situated at the former may solve
>our problem.
>
>Brian Martin, Clinical Chemistry, Royal Devon & Exeter Hospital
>--
>Phillip Jordan
>Principal Clinical Scientist
>Department of Clinical Chemistry
>Royal Devon and Exeter Hospital
>
>
You have ammunition from NICE
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Paul Collinson
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