Summary: <p>In this month's Archimedes update, Dr Bob Phillips wonders about when to</p><p>act, when to stop acting, and when to do nothing at all - in the context</p><p>of diagnostic testing - and summarises two Archimedes reports; one on</p><p>whether or not to apply splints to neonates you've cannulated, the other</p><p>on the need for septic screens in neonates with soft tissue infections.</p><p>The full papers can be found here: </p><p>Splints - http://adc.bmj.com/content/99/7/694.1.extract</p><p>Septic Screens - http://adc.bmj.com/content/99/7/695.extract</p><p>Diagnostic Thresholds - http://adc.bmj.com/content/99/7/694.2.extract</p><p>He also encourages you to get in touch by email to info.adc@bmj.com</p><p>or on twitter @ADC_BMJ.</p>
