Sentence examples for diagnostics workshops from inspiring English sources

Together, we organized a series of hands-on molecular diagnostics workshops in Ecuador.

Case-vignettes from the ICD-10 Training Kit were translated to Russian and used as clinical illustrations in diagnostic workshops.

11 12 Pawson and Manzano-Santaella 12 in their paper 'A realist diagnostic workshop' used case examples of flawed realist evaluations to highlight three common errors in such studies.

The initiative is currently carrying out diagnostics and workshops in Ethiopia and Jamaica and it will continue to test and implement operational tools through pilot projects around the world.

In the Diabetes Antibodies Standardization Program (DASP) 2009 workshop, diagnostic sensitivity and specificity were respectively 74 and 97% for GADA, 40 and 98% for IAA, 66 and 99% for IA-2A, 53 and 98% for IA-2βA, and 68 and 100% for ZnT8A (CW-CR).

The second workshop for GPs focuses on dementia diagnostics and pharmacological options, while the second workshop for nurses concentrates on dementia care issues.

Data from available literature is combined with expert opinion elicited during a regional workshop on brucellosis diagnostics.

The final PRIME intervention consisted of four components: 1) training in fever case management and use of rapid diagnostic tests for malaria (mRDTs); 2) workshops in health centre management (HCM); 3) workshops in patient-centred services (PCS); and 4) ensuring the supply of mRDTs and artemether lumefantrine (AL, the first-line ACT for malaria in Uganda).

The final intervention package consisted of four components: 1) training in fever case management and use of rapid diagnostic tests for malaria (mRDTs); 2) workshops in health centre management; 3) workshops in patient-centred services; and 4) provision of mRDTs and antimalarials when stocks ran low.

A recently held multidisciplinary workshop titled "Lorentz Workshop Circulating Tumor Cell (CTC) Isolation and Diagnostics: Toward Routine Clinical Use" defined a CTC as a cell in the blood originating from either a primary or metastatic tumor and having properties that enable migration into the circulation [ 1].

Hence, the expert workshop revealed that harmonization of diagnostics report definitions is essential to facilitate cross-border cooperation between healthcare institutions.