Faecal Immunochemical Testing Videos

HM-JACKarc Automated Faecal Immunochemical Test System Overview

The HM-JACKarc system provides automated, rapid and consistent, high throughput Faecal Immunochemical Testing. See how it’s combination of innovative sampling device, assay technology and easy-to use platform ensure sensitive and

Faecal Immunochemical Test (FIT) Sample Collection

The HM-JACKarc FIT system employs an innovative sample collection device that is easy for patients to use and delivers a measured, stabilised sample for the laboratory, ready for direct loading

How to do the FIT bowel cancer screening test | Cancer Research UK (2019)

Your guide to the FIT bowel cancer screening test, from Cancer Research UK. FIT stands for faecal immunochemical test. It looks for tiny traces of blood in the poo which

Mr Nigel D’Souza on the the NICE FIT clinical trial

In this video from RM Partners, Mr Nigel D’Souza, Colorectal Surgical Fellow, presents the results of the NICE FIT clinical trial. Find out more about the NICE FIT Study: https://www.nicefitstudy.com/

‘FIT to Practice?’ Workshop – ACB Focus – June 2018

This Industry Sponsored Workshop entitled ‘FIT to Practice?’ was given by Professor Callum Fraser, Sally Benton and Nigel D’Souza. They discussed data collected from testing FIT in the Symptomatic since

Q&A Session ‘FIT to Practice?’ – ACB Focus – June 2018

Catch the interactive audience discussions from the workshop held at ACB Focus 2018 on the use of faecal immunochemical testing for detecting colorectal disease.

Colorectal Pathway Redesign

Dr David Burling describes the new colorectal diagnostic pathway being rolled out across west London. The pathway for patients on a 2ww urgent referral has been designed to enable them to

How to do the bowel cancer screening test in Scotland

A guide supplied by Cancer Research UK to show users how to do the bowel cancer screening test in Scotland including how to collect the sample and what happens after

FIT to practice? – Professor Ramesh Arasaradnam

In this talk from the Digestive Diseases Day held on the 15th November 2017 in Birmingham, Professor Ramesh Arasaradnam, Consultant Gastroenterologist at University Hospital Coventry & Warwickshire, examines the patient

FIT Negative Follow up – Dr James Turvill

This presentation outlines the importance of safety-netting patients with a low faecal haemoglobin concentration, and modifying the current patient pathway to improve patient care. This was presented by Dr James

FIT in the symptomatic Patient; NICE DG30 Guidance

Sally Benton, Director, Bowel Cancer Screening Southern England Hub, outlines the significance of the newly published DG30, and provides guidance on its implementation. This presentation is from the Digestive Diseases

GP colonoscopy referrals can be cut by 40% by using FOBT

GP colonoscopy referrals can be cut by 40% by using FOBT as a test for ruling out symptomatic patients, pathologists have been told. The faecal immunochemical tests (FIT) currently used