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3. Upper gastrointestinal endoscopy performed by nurses: scope for the future?

Author

Smale, S, Bjarnason, I, Forgacs, I, Prasad, P, Mukhood, M, Wong, M, Ng, A, and Mulcahy, HE

Subjects
Medical professions -- Evaluation -- Methods, Physicians -- Evaluation -- Methods, Endoscopy -- Methods, Statistics -- Methods, Surgery -- Evaluation -- Methods, Nurse practitioners -- Evaluation -- Methods, Health, Evaluation, Methods
Abstract

Background: Previous researchers have shown that non-medical endoscopists can perform lower gastrointestinal endoscopy as safely and effectively as medical staff. However, it is not known if upper gastrointestinal endoscopy performed [...]

Published
2003

12. Practice of Therapeutic Endoscopy, 2d ed

Author

Forgacs, I.

Subjects
Practice of Therapeutic Endoscopy, 2d ed. (Book), Books -- Book reviews, Health
Abstract

Practice of Therapeutic Endoscopy, 2nd edn. Edited by G N J Tytgat, M Classen, J D Waye, et al (Pp 328; illustrated; £99.95). Philadelphia: WB Saunders Co, 2000. ISBN 0702025615. [...]

Published
2001

13. IGA ANTIBODY TO TISSUE TRANSGLUTAMINASE IS A HIGHLY SENSITIVE PREDICTOR OF ADULT ONSET COELIAC DISEASE IN CLINICAL PRACTICE

Author

Whyte, M., Smale, S., Heil, P.M., Prasad, P., Davis, T., Sewell, C., Forgacs, I., Bjarnason, I., and Mulcahy, H.E.

Subjects
Gastrointestinal diseases -- Research, Health, Research
Abstract

Introduction: Anti-endomysial antibodies have high specificity (90%) for the presence of coeliac disease, but there are ethical and cost issues associated with using monkey oesophagus for clinical tests. Tissue transglutaminase [...]

Published
2001

17. Preventing untestedness in data-flow based testing

Author

Forgacs I. and Bertolino A.

Subjects
data flow testing, influencing chain set, program function, path-oriented criterion
Abstract

A large number of path-oriented testing criteria have been proposed in the last twenty years. Surprisingly, almost all of them suffer from a serious weakness, which is called the untestedness syndrome: even though a criterion is satisfied, some statements of the program under test may remain 'untested', i.e., the observed test output does not depend on them. A new data-flow based testing criterion is introduced which does not suffer from untestedness, called the All Program Function (APF) criterion. Intuitively, it requires that each possible computation to every output statement in a program be covered by some test; but for lots of programs APF would require an infinite number of tests. A second, applicable criterion is thus introduced, derived fromAPF and called the Basic Program Function (BPF) criterion. BPF leaves no statement untested and yields finite test suites. Some examples show the application of BPF and investigate the failure-detection capability of the proposed criterion.

Published
2002
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20. The natural history of perianal disease

Author

Hayee, B., primary, Sayer, V. E., additional, Kabir, M., additional, Papagrigoriadis, S., additional, Chung-Faye, G., additional, Bjarnason, I., additional, and Forgacs, I., additional

Published
2011
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