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Mashup Score: 29
Explore the current issue of The Lancet, a world leading medical journal published weekly since 1823
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Mashup Score: 21Availability of essential diagnostics in ten low-income and middle-income countries: results from national health facility surveys - 3 year(s) ago
Major gaps in diagnostic availability exist in many low-income and middle-income countries, particularly in primary care facilities. These results can serve as a benchmark to gauge progress towards implementing guidelines such as the WHO Essential Diagnostics List and Priority Medical Devices initiatives.
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In a study of facility surveys from 10 LMICs, researchers found that essential diagnostics were available in only 19% of basic primary care facilities. Time for a diagnostic revolution! https://t.co/lTdPSuVV3G #DiagnosticsCommission #DiagnosisForAll
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Mashup Score: 21
A large proportion of the global population do not have adequate access to quality, affordable diagnostics (laboratory tests and diagnostic imaging). Transforming access is required to support the achievement of universal health coverage. At this global launch, authors will present key findings and recommendations from the report, followed by a high-level panel discussion and Q&A from the…
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With almost half of the global population unable to access #diagnostics, how can access be improved? ⏰ In 1 hour, discover recommendations from The Lancet #DiagnosticsCommission in a panel discussion with @richardhorton1 and distinguished speakers. 👉https://t.co/w4pGTnoXtJ https://t.co/t53AxjVWbG
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Mashup Score: 5
The Lancet Commission on diagnostics1 highlights how 35–62% of the populations in low-income and middle-income countries (LMICs) do not have access to the diagnostic resources essential for six common medical conditions, with most unmet needs at community level. The Commission suggests that an evidence-based essential diagnostics list (EDL) and technological advances will help accelerate access…
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The Lancet #DiagnosticsCommission offers potentially transformative recommendations for diagnostic access—but without action, they will remain "good intentions" only. Read the linked Comment from @PascaleOndoa1 and colleagues 👇 https://t.co/eFpOewLQYb
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Mashup Score: 3
Executive Summary Diagnostics are an essential part of a well functioning and high-quality health system. Yet, almost half of the global population has little or no access to diagnostics. The COVID-19 pandemic has shown acutely that diagnostic capacity in a country is…
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The potential health, social, and economic benefits of improving access to diagnostics signal it is time for change. Implementing recommendations from the #DiagnosticsCommission will save lives: https://t.co/wXaA5d0OQQ 📺 https://t.co/PWWnjWO8oZ @FINDdx @DiagnosticsCom
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Mashup Score: 6
Executive Summary Diagnostics are an essential part of a well functioning and high-quality health system. Yet, almost half of the global population has little or no access to diagnostics. The COVID-19 pandemic has shown acutely that diagnostic capacity in a country is…
Source: www.thelancet.comCategories: General Medicine Journals and Societies, Latest HeadlinesTweet-
The potential health, social, and economic benefits of improving diagnostics signal it is time for change. Implementing actions and recommendations from the #DiagnosticsCommission will save lives: https://t.co/wXaA5d0OQQ 📺 https://t.co/PWWnjWO8oZ @DiagnosticsCom @FINDdx
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Diagnostics and treatment are interdependent—but diagnostics are: -under-recognised -under-resourced -under-funded Policymakers and funders must prioritise #diagnostics to reduce the diagnostics gap and prevent premature deaths. 🔗 https://t.co/wXaA5d0OQQ #DiagnosisForAll https://t.co/YthZOGoJ6x
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Mashup Score: 27
A large proportion of the global population do not have adequate access to quality, affordable diagnostics (laboratory tests and diagnostic imaging). Transforming access is required to support the achievement of universal health coverage. At this global launch, authors will present key findings and recommendations from the report, followed by a high-level panel discussion and Q&A from the…
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A large proportion of the global population do not have adequate access to quality, affordable #diagnostics. 📆 Register for the #DiagnosticsCommission launch tomorrow and discover how access can be transformed: https://t.co/c58COIu2Y2 @DiagnosticsCom @FINDdx #DiagnosticsForAll https://t.co/V66ZFEFMLe
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Mashup Score: 18
A large proportion of the global population do not have adequate access to quality, affordable diagnostics (laboratory tests and diagnostic imaging). Transforming access is required to support the achievement of universal health coverage. At this global launch, authors will present key findings and recommendations from the report, followed by a high-level panel discussion and Q&A from the…
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📆 Just one week until the #DiagnosticsCommission launch! Join us on 7 October and discover how access to diagnostics can be transformed worldwide. Register: https://t.co/inPWmORurm #DiagnosticsForAll @DiagnosticsCom @FINDdx https://t.co/akrx28fFWy
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Mashup Score: 21
A large proportion of the global population do not have adequate access to quality, affordable diagnostics (laboratory tests and diagnostic imaging). Transforming access is required to support the achievement of universal health coverage. At this global launch, authors will present key findings and recommendations from the report, followed by a high-level panel discussion and Q&A from the…
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A large proportion of the global population do not have adequate access to quality, affordable #diagnostics. Transforming access is essential to achieve #UHC. 📅 On 7 Oct, join the global launch of @TheLancet #DiagnosticsCommission. Register for free: https://t.co/2673hUfNLM https://t.co/kZq8tIVtS7
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Mashup Score: 50
A large proportion of the global population do not have adequate access to quality, affordable diagnostics (laboratory tests and diagnostic imaging). Transforming access is required to support the achievement of universal health coverage. At this global launch, authors will present key findings and recommendations from the report, followed by a high-level panel discussion and Q&A from the…
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A large proportion of the global population do not have adequate access to quality, affordable #diagnostics. Transforming access is required to achieve #UHC 📅 On Oct 7, join the global launch of @TheLancet #DiagnosticsCommission Register for free now➡️https://t.co/Oz8Rglvt0b https://t.co/xGucC2JDWC
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Diagnostics save lives—yet almost half the world's population has little to no access. On this week's cover, a Comment on the Lancet #DiagnosticsCommission outlines why transforming access to diagnostics is key to better health for all. https://t.co/19g95RoMuo https://t.co/DBXAGxDu6L