The Heart Attack Test Your Hospital Is Still Outsourcing
Many Kenyan facilities still send out tests like troponin, thyroid, tumour markers and fertility hormones, which delays care and sends revenue elsewhe...
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Wet or Dry Chemistry? Choosing the Right Fit for Your Lab
Biochemistry analysers work in one of two ways: wet chemistry, using liquid reagents, or dry chemistry, using ready-to-use slides and cartridges. This...
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The Silent Warning Sign Most Patients Never Get Tested For
Lactate is an early warning sign of sepsis, shock and serious illness, often rising before a patient looks unwell. This short, easy-to-read guide expl...
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Your Cheapest Analyser Might Be Your Most Expensive One
Procurement committees check the purchase price of every analyser but rarely the cost of downtime, which is often the bigger number over the machine’s...
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Why Critical Blood Gas Results Should Never Leave the Bedsid...
Most clinical teams measure blood gas turnaround by analysis time, but the real delay is in transit, queues and reporting, and delayed samples can cha...
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3-Part or 5-Part? Choosing the Right Blood Count for Your La...
What’s the difference between a 3-part and a 5-part haematology analyser, and does it matter for your facility? This easy-to-read guide explains what...
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The Most Expensive Lab Mistake Isn’t Buying the Wrong Machin...
Buying lab equipment isn’t just about the price or the brochure. This short guide shows Kenyan hospitals and labs how to make smarter equipment decisi...
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The Lab That Lost a Life: Why Diagnostic Downtime Is a Crisi...
Lab equipment downtime delays diagnoses, extends hospital stays and quietly drains budgets. This short read explains that most breakdowns come from ho...
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