Case Studies
Real-world examples of how point-of-care diagnostics are improving clinical decision-making and patient outcomes.

Enhancing Clinical Decision-Making in Orthopaedic Practice with Point-of-Care Diagnostics
In orthopaedic and upper limb practice, timely and accurate clinical decision-making is essential, particularly when assessing soft tissue conditions, joint issues, and guiding treatment pathways.

Integrating Portable Ultrasound into Medical Aesthetics Practice
Tracey is a medical aesthetics practitioner using portable ultrasound within her clinic to support safer filler treatments, anatomy visualisation, and clinical decision-making.

Two Harbours Healthcare Ltd Enabling Community-Based Care for Frailty Patients
Frailty patients often require careful monitoring and timely clinical decisions, particularly when presenting with symptoms that may indicate urinary retention or related complications.

Home User Uses Portable Bladder Scanner to Improve Retention Monitoring and Reduce Unnecessary Catheterisation
A home user experiencing intermittent urinary retention purchased a portable bladder scanner from Oras Medical to help better understand bladder volume changes and...

Supporting Point-of-Care Diagnostic Adoption in Hospice Care
Myton Hospices is a well-known hospice organisation providing compassionate palliative and end-of-life care services across the local community. As part of their ongoing commitment to improving patient care and supporting frontline clinical teams, Myton Hospices introduced...

Supporting Community Healthcare Teams with Point-of-Care Bladder Assessment
Central London Community Healthcare NHS Trust provides a wide range of community healthcare services across London and surrounding areas, supporting patients across multiple care settings including...
