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NIHR MedTech and In Vitro Diagnostics Co-operative for innovative diagnostic and monitoring technology to enhance Community Healthcare

Determining the clinical course in patients with viral or bacterial infection for acute cough

Are there differences in symptoms between viral and bacterial respiratory tract infections that doctors could use to distinguish between the two types of infection and thus reduce antibiotic over prescribing?

Chris Butler named Wales GP of the Year

C-reactive protein testing in general practice reduces antibiotic use for COPD flare-ups

Finger-prick blood test at GP surgery could safely reduce antibiotic use in some patients

Scope for inflammatory marker laboratory tests to move into community settings

Call for industry's challenges in tackling antimicrobial resistance

Host a roundtable discussion with leading academics to discuss your challenges in developing vaccines, antimicrobials or AMR-relevant point-of-care diagnostics and medical technologies

Point-of-care flu tests don't lower antibiotic prescribing, study finds

Tests also have no effect on admission or return visits, finds research published in Clinical Infectious Diseases.