So at this point, all of this work is clinical research, which means there is an informed consent process that takes place for every patient. We haven't gotten to that part of the interview yet, We have a significant amount of work into the consent process for these clinical trials. These technologies need to be proven in clinical trials first come up and only later brought to clinical practice, and that is in the future. Informed consent matters at every step of the process.
So at this point, all of this work is clinical research, which means there is an informed consent process that takes place for every patient. We haven't gotten to that part of the interview yet, We have a significant amount of work into the consent process for these clinical trials. These technologies need to be proven in clinical trials first come up and only later brought to clinical practice, and that is in the future. Informed consent matters at every step of the process.
And how is that better or worse than our current state of affairs?
I'm not an NHS doc...I don't know. I do know in the US the state of affairs isn't good and more robust diagnosis only works with more empathetic docs