People’s experiences of community diagnostic centres

A community diagnostic centre is a place where people can go for planned (elective) diagnostic care. Before these centres were established, most of these tests were performed in acute hospital settings. This research looks at people’s experiences of using community diagnostic centres and lessons for expanding community-based care.

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