This info might help you differentiate the Covid tests from the like of MTRNR-15 Mar 2024 20:18
Let's not forget that the MTRNR1 test can and has saved children from lifelong hearing loss as it prevents adverse drug reactions from certain medications that premature babies may require. The test allows for an alternative and more suitable medication to be administered within a speedy, yet critical time frame. It's also the only test of its kind in the world.
I'm also thinking that irrespective of full NICE accreditation or Specialist Commissioning (which i hope happens) we may see a type of de-facto adoption when between 5 and 10 NHS Trusts acquire the test around the UK. Evidence of this is starting to emerge.
Let's think about this!?
If Manchester, Brighton, Edinburgh, and Belfast Trusts were saving children from lifelong hearing loss it would be extremely unfair if premature babies from neighboring Trusts (Liverpool, Kent, Glasgow, or Craigavon) didn't have access to the same test. In this sense after a certain amount of adoption and success, the test should sell itself.
GLA.
Stephen11