Early Detection

Early Detection by Bruce Ratner and Adam Bonislawski is a definitive guide for clinicians, public-health professionals, and researchers seeking practical, evidence-based approaches to improve diagnostic timeliness and screening accuracy. Clear, concise, and rooted in contemporary research, this book translates complex concepts into actionable strategies that work across primary care, hospital systems, and community health programs.

Begin with compelling real-world scenarios, then move into robust analyses of screening tools, risk stratification methods, and implementation pathways that reduce missed diagnoses and improve patient outcomes. Chapters blend clinical case studies with pragmatic frameworks for workflow integration, quality improvement, and measurable performance metrics—making it indispensable for those leading change in clinical practice and public health policy.

Whether you’re focused on cancer screening, infectious disease surveillance, chronic-condition monitoring, or emerging diagnostic technologies, the authors provide step-by-step recommendations and population-level perspectives that fit diverse healthcare environments in the US, UK, Europe, Canada, Australia and beyond.

This resource is both a practical reference and a strategic playbook: it helps teams identify barriers to early detection, select appropriate tools, train staff, and evaluate impact. For anyone committed to faster, more accurate diagnosis and better patient outcomes, this book offers the insight and tools needed to act confidently.

Order your copy today to bring evidence-based early detection strategies into your practice and help transform care pathways in your healthcare setting.

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