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Introduction
Diagnosing inherited bleeding disorders can be a long and costly process. Many patients end up without a clear diagnosis, often feeling frustrated and emotionally drained. Recent advancements in genetic testing offer a promising solution to improve patient care by potentially speeding up the diagnosis process.
Study Overview
This study will compare two approaches for diagnosing patients with suspected inherited bleeding disorders:
- Early Genomic Testing: Patients will receive genetic testing early in their diagnostic journey.
- Standard Diagnostic Pathway: Patients will follow the traditional diagnostic process.
We will track the progress of 212 participants over 12 months to see which method leads to quicker and more accurate diagnoses.
Expected Outcomes
The main goals of this study are:
- To determine how effective early genomic testing is in providing a diagnosis.
- To measure the time it takes for patients to receive a diagnosis.
- To assess the overall impact on patients’ quality of life and emotional burden.
- To analyze the cost-effectiveness of implementing genomic testing in clinical settings.
Ethics and Sharing Results
This study has been approved by the relevant ethics board, ensuring that all participants give informed consent. The findings will be shared through academic publications to inform future practices.
Next Steps for Clinics
Clinics can benefit from this research by:
- Defining Measurable Outcomes: Set clear goals for implementing genomic testing.
- Selecting AI Tools: Choose AI solutions that fit specific clinical needs.
- Implementing Gradually: Start with pilot projects to track results and expand based on findings.
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