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Clinical Laboratory (LAB) Information Systems
2015The clinical laboratory (LAB) was an early adopter of computer technology, beginning with the chemistry and hematology laboratories, which had similar information processing requirements. LAB systems in the early 1960s were primarily offline, batch-oriented systems that used punched cards for data transfer to the hospital mainframe.
Morris F. Collen, Robert E. Miller
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New Concepts in the Design of a Clinical Laboratory Information System (LIS)
American Journal of Clinical Pathology, 1976Laboratory computers have expanded in potential and are now capable of handling a communication system to support patient care. New technics and interactive software to expand this function are described and were developed because of serious deficiencies discovered in the hospital laboratory operation.
R R, Grams, E L, Pastor
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Long-term data storage in a clinical laboratory information system
Journal of Medical Systems, 1989The clinical laboratory is pressured on one side by physicians and regulators who want the laboratory to keep more detailed patient records available for longer periods and on the other side by physical space and cost constraints which favor rapidly transferring such records to Medical Records or a warehouse from which retrieval is slow and difficult ...
A A, Eggert, K A, Emmerich
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Data Management in Clinical Laboratory Information Systems
1993This paper briefly reviews work undertaken within the DTI sponsored MORSE project. The Clinical Biochemistry Department of the West Middlesex University Hospital, one of the five project partners, provides clinical and laboratory services to a wide range of users.
Richard Fink +6 more
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Hierarchical information system for the cost analysis of clinical laboratory tests
Journal of Medical Systems, 1985A microcomputer-based information system that integrates the concepts of text processing, data base processing, and data base analysis has been designed for cost evaluation in our laboratories. This forms a flexible package that is directed by the needs of the user.
L L, Hause, E A, Sasse, B W, Perry
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The Challenge: Providing an Information System for a Clinical Laboratory
1999This paper chronicles database redesign projects at two separate laboratory departments that test human specimens with many similar methods and tasks. Both departments had earlier purchased the same software package to support the daily laboratory testing and administrative operation.
H. M. Aus, M. Haucke, A. Steimer
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Expert systems and the clinical laboratory information system.
Clinics in laboratory medicine, 1991Many of the tasks of the clinical laboratory involve the application of knowledge and experience to patient-specific problems. Expert systems that have ready access to patient data and expert knowledge have the potential to support many laboratory processes, especially those that involve the repetitive and reasonably predictable application of ...
D P, Connelly, S T, Bennett
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Computer Application in the Clinical Laboratory
Methods of Information in Medicine, 1974The utilisation of computers in clinical chemistry has decreased administrative overhead and improved the efficiency of the measuring equipment. Supervising physicians can hardly keep up with the increased flow of valuable data. Thus, besides the straightforward data acquisition and reporting of results, the aim of computer application in the clinical ...
K H, Höhne +3 more
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2008 Computers in Cardiology, 2008
From its first implementation, the integrated clinical and healthcare information system, developed at the CNR Clinical Physiology Institute, undergoes to updated and upgraded procedures and protocols, by solving problems of: harmonization of instrumentation of different brands; management of multimedial data provided by different medical imaging labs;
Ferdeghini E., Macerata A., Benassi A.
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From its first implementation, the integrated clinical and healthcare information system, developed at the CNR Clinical Physiology Institute, undergoes to updated and upgraded procedures and protocols, by solving problems of: harmonization of instrumentation of different brands; management of multimedial data provided by different medical imaging labs;
Ferdeghini E., Macerata A., Benassi A.
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A Relational Database Information System for a Small Clinical Laboratory
Laboratory Medicine, 1989A customized, computer-based laboratory data management system was developed for the IBM PC/XT microcomputer. Six data storage forms were linked by defined relationships using the Data Ease software program. Among the variety oftabular and custom formatted reportsthat are used regularly are standard test result reports, work orders for technicians ...
Tsai F. Wu, Emmet J. Lamb
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