Diagnostics

It has become a habit to approach diagnostics with reservations: that of overdiagnosis and that of insufficient diagnostics. Statistics dominate the picture,the individual benefit recedes into the background. For example, it is increasingly difficult to justify screening programs.

raise public awareness of the benefits of prevention programs and targeted disease management
organize information and training programs for a professional audience and consumers via trade media and online campaigns
emphasize the public health aspect to politicians
prepare for you the epidemiological and medical data and arguments that are important for your diagnostic procedure
get in touch with scientific opinion leaders
support you in reimbursement procedures and in the use of contracts for integrated care