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The acquisition of a Laboratory Information System
Journal of Medical Systems, 1981The Hinsdale Sanitarium and Hospital Pathology Department installed a Pathlab (The MEDLAB Company) Laboratory Information System (LIS) in October of 1977. Acquisition of the system was based upon a study. "Justification for a Laboratory Information System", prepared in October 1976. This report presents findings on the evaluation of this system after 2
J J, Scalfani, R A, Ramkissoon
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Specialized Laboratory Information Systems
Surgical Pathology Clinics, 2015Some laboratories or laboratory sections have unique needs that traditional anatomic and clinical pathology systems may not address. A specialized laboratory information system (LIS), which is designed to perform a limited number of functions, may perform well in areas where a traditional LIS falls short.
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Computational intelligence for laboratory information systems
Scandinavian Journal of Clinical and Laboratory Investigation, 1995Non-linear models, such as given by neural networks and fuzzy logic, have established a good reputation for medical data analysis as computational and logical counterparts to statistical methods. Whereas multilayer perceptrons perform well with large data sets, a combination of neural learning together with fuzzy logical network interpretations ...
P, Eklund, J J, Forsström
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Computer-Based Laboratory Information Systems
Clinics in Laboratory Medicine, 1981Unique problems are encountered in the assessment of computer-based laboratory information systems. Attempts to evaluate these systems on a cost basis as well as on a qualitative basis have revealed the pit-falls of various assessment techniques. Although a number of methods currently promote objective evaluation, there is still a heavy reliance on ...
R E, Dayhoff, R E, Miller
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Laboratory Information Systems
2013The laboratory information system (LIS) is a large, complex system made up of software and hardware that handles electronic data to support laboratory operations. Cytology was one of the first areas of anatomical pathology that embraced informatics, owing to regulations introduced by the Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendments (CLIA) in 1988. In the
Ioan C. Cucoranu +2 more
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Anatomic Pathology Laboratory Information Systems
Advances in Anatomic Pathology, 2012The modern anatomic pathology laboratory depends on a reliable information infrastructure to register specimens, record gross and microscopic findings, regulate laboratory workflow, formulate and sign out report(s), disseminate them to the intended recipients across the whole health system, and support quality assurance measures. This infrastructure is
Seung Lyung, Park +3 more
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Customizing Laboratory Information Systems
Advances in Anatomic Pathology, 2015Highly customizable laboratory information systems help to address great variations in laboratory workflows, typical in Pathology. Often, however, built-in customization tools are not sufficient to add all of the desired functionality and improve systems interoperability.
Peter, Gershkovich, John H, Sinard
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Laboratory Information Systems Management and Operations
Surgical Pathology Clinics, 2015The main mission of a laboratory information system (LIS) is to manage workflow and deliver accurate results for clinical management. Successful selection and implementation of an anatomic pathology LIS is not complete unless it is complemented by specialized information technology support and maintenance.
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Laboratory Informatics and the Laboratory Information System
2005The primary objective of clinical laboratorians is to provide the highest possible quality of service to patients and those who care for patients. High-quality service encompasses accurate and precise analysis, timely, clear, and concise reporting, and delivery of the service to a location in a format most valuable to the user of the service.
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Laboratory Information Management Systems
2015The Laboratory Information Management System (LIMS) is recognized as a powerful tool to improve laboratory data management and to report human health as well as veterinary public health. LIMS plays an essential role in public health surveillance, outbreak investigations, and pandemic preparedness.
Patrizia Colangeli +4 more
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