Medica Share Discussion Threads

[nobilis] 16/5/2017 09:25

firing off

[nobilis] 12/5/2017 11:22

let the squeeze commence

[nobilis] 12/5/2017 08:23

Every day we getting closer to index entry in June

AGM also in June

[soundbuy] 11/5/2017 09:57

Small Cap Index inclusion could get a tad squeezy with liquidity et al.....

TET likely to enter too............likewise

[nobilis] 11/5/2017 07:31

Highly visible, repeat revenues: Medica provides a service to c.50% of NHS

trusts under contracts which typically last over two years, and with high levels of

repeat revenues. 50% of FY15 sales were generated from accounts signed up

before 2011 as the decision to use teleradiology is usually irreversible.

 Well invested, scalable platform: We believe Medica’s IT platform, enabling

radiologists to link directly to a hospital’s server, provides significant

differentiation over its competitors who are not routinely able to access the

same level of patient data. We understand that Medica’s platform can

accommodate a trebling of volumes before further investment is required.



Just gets better and better

[parazaradox] 10/5/2017 11:59

Won't be surprised if it gets to 260-270

[parazaradox] 10/5/2017 11:49

Well this is jolly nice

[nobilis] 10/5/2017 11:34

One month away from index inclusion

[nobilis] 10/5/2017 11:33

We have lift off

[ali47fish] 10/5/2017 10:46

ny boy did you pay stamp duty on your buy please

[ny boy] 10/5/2017 10:41

Looks a good one, bought in today, holding long term, hopefully a multi bagger over the next few years if all goes well for the Company.

[ali47fish] 10/5/2017 10:31

nobils or anybody with knowledge i tried to buy this morning and stamp duty is payable- is this corredt as it has not gone onto the small cap index?

[ali47fish] 10/5/2017 10:22

can somebody tell me if a dividend has been delared and how much and when to be paid please

[nobilis] 10/5/2017 09:15

Index Rebalance Market Cap data Cut-Off
The market capitalisation cut-off date used in the ranking process to determine rebalance changes at
index reviews will be on the Tuesday before the first Friday in March, June, September and
December.


So looks like this is going in in June

[nobilis] 10/5/2017 08:53

Annual General Meeting
Medica’s Annual General Meeting is scheduled to take place in June 2017

Havent given a date yet. Thats from annual report

[nobilis] 10/5/2017 08:51

Beginning to look strong on L2

[opodio] 09/5/2017 23:48

We will see who is right in 25 years then. Beers on me.

[pugugly] 09/5/2017 21:40

opodio: that is if it is medica who execute - Far more likely to coume out of the States direct to the hospitals or be a general licence for the NHS subject to possible approval / validation by NICE (imo) however if has to go this route add an extra slug of time.

[opodio] 09/5/2017 20:14

wow good spot pug, if they could automate it could send margins for medica rocketing


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[pugugly] 09/5/2017 17:52

nobilis: I am afraid that the RCR have a built in resistance as AI could well put many of their members out of work if it works better than the human eye - Are you sure you are not a member of the RCR?

Having suffered from mis diagnosis (or serious level of uncertainty of interpretation) of scans in the past I would be inclined to go with an AI interpretation in some cases (that is if it can be proved to be more correct)

In addition when AI is proved it will be the consultant or patient facing member of the medical staff who will have the data straight to his/her desk rather than waiting for the radiologist to study.

[nobilis] 09/5/2017 17:21

The RCR has developed 13 key principles which it believes are necessary to ensure a

safe, high quality, integrated teleradiology service.
This is why AI is a long way off being suitable.

These are:

1 Teleradiology services should always have the safety and well-being of the patient

as the first priority. Secondary incentives, financial or otherwise, must always be

subsidiary.

2 Teleradiology is a medical act and should therefore be governed by the same

systems that safeguard patients in all other medical acts.

3 Teleradiology must be part of an integrated radiology service, subject to the same

governance framework. If a Trust were to identify an issue with the service provided

by a teleradiologist it would be the responsibility of the relevant teleradiology

company to address this. It would not be acceptable for the company to reassign

the teleradiologist to a different Trust until the matter was resolved.

4 Patients should be clearly informed if their imaging tests are to be reported by a

radiologist working outside the service where the images were taken.

5 There should be clear and transparent systems in place for the secure transfer and

storage of patient data.

6 The reporting radiologist should be available for ongoing discussion following issue

of the initial report with effective communication between the referring doctor and

teleradiologist at all times.

7 A radiologist should have access to previous imaging and appropriate clinical

history when issuing a report.

8 Teleradiologists should work in an appropriate environment which ensures optimal

display of images.

9 The same standards of care must apply to all UK patients irrespective of where their

radiologist is based.

10 The same level of regulation and protection must be provided for the patient

wherever the reporting service is based.

11 All radiological opinions given verbally must be documented.

12 There should be a clear process for the communication of urgent findings.

13 The person interpreting the examination and submitting the report to the referring

physician must be one and the same.