WHO ICTRP trial

Impact of an Integrated Point of Care Testing service in the Emergency…

ACTRN12611001228976 · Australian New Zealand Clinical Trials Registry (ANZCTR) · Not Recruiting

Key facts

Trial ID ACTRN12611001228976
Public title Impact of an Integrated Point of Care Testing service in the Emergency Department: a randomised trial
Scientific title Impact of an Integrated Point of Care Testing service for patients presenting to the Emergency Department on time to disposition decision: a randomised trial
Primary sponsor Sty George Hospital
Registry Australian New Zealand Clinical Trials Registry (ANZCTR)
Recruitment status Not Recruiting
Study type Interventional
Phase Not Applicable
Countries Australia
Conditions Time taken for a disposition decision to be reached by doctors treating emergency depatment patients.; Time taken for a disposition decision to be reached by doctors treating emergency depatment patients.;Public Health - Health service…
Interventions The intervention is to process blood tests of emergency department patients who meet inclusion/exclusion criteria using a point of care blood analyser stationed within the emergency department. The blood tests available are haemoglobin…
Registration date Nov 30, 2011
Target size 620
Secondary IDs NIL
Registry page anzctr.org.au

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