Latest papers

[Financial cost of early rheumatoid arthritis in the first year of medical attention: three clinical scenarios in a third-tier university hospital in Colombia].

Cross-border care and healthcare quality improvement in Europe: the MARQuIS research project.

Early recognition of heart failure in patients with diabetes type 2 in primary care. A prospective diagnostic efficiency study. (UHFO-DM2)

[Testing services for sexually transmitted infections in Japan, public funding for HIV testing compared to public funding for other STI testing].

Survey of motivation for use of voluntary counseling and testing services for HIV in a high risk area of Shenyang, China.

Organising a clinical service for patients with pelvic floor disorders.

Response to: 'Malignant melanoma re-excision specimens: is there a need for histopathological analysis?' McGoldrick et al., J PRAS 2008; 61:983-984.

Technology in global health: the need for essential diagnostics

Beyond government targets: building high quality urological diagnostic services.

Costing juvenile idiopathic arthritis: examining patient-based costs during the first year after diagnosis.

Patient satisfaction. Hospitals tap into a niche market: executive health.

The best check-up you'll ever get.

Feasibility of functional magnetic resonance lung imaging in Australia with long distance transport of hyperpolarized helium from Germany.

Moral principles and medical practice: the role of patient autonomy in the extensive use of radiological services.

Moving pictures: case history. A Minnesota imaging company upgrades its RIS and PACS for streamlined workflows that facilitate sustained growth.

Primary physicians' response to changes in fees.

Collection, banking and diagnostic archiving of tissues.

Considerations when introducing a new cardiac MDCT service. Avoiding the pitfalls.

Could clinical audit improve the diagnosis of pulmonary tuberculosis in Cuba, Peru and Bolivia?

Variability in the diagnosis of occupational asthma and implications for clinical practice.