High impact information on Clinical Laboratory Information Systems

• The laboratory information system of the Department of Pathology, Capital Health, Halifax, Nova Scotia was searched for lymph node (LN)-positive RAs resected by low anterior resection or APR in male patients between January 1, 1992 and December 31, 2002 [1].
• Plasma cholesterol levels were collected from the electronic laboratory information system (LIS), and information on IHD from the Danish National Hospital Register (LPR) [2].
• The analytical performance of the troponin I method was evaluated; information connectivity between the Stratus CS data management system and the laboratory information system was implemented and practical training of testing personnel was carried out at the POCT site [3].
• Point-of-care glucose testing needs to be integrated into a laboratory information system to provide continuous care [4].
• Implementation of a hospital-wide laboratory information system also had no significant effect on the number of 'stat' requests [5].

Associations of Clinical Laboratory Information Systems with chemical compounds

• In 1990, KPNCR Implemented a Region-wide Integrated Laboratory Information System. The software used was manufactured by Cerner Corporation, Kansas City, Missouri. The hardware platform consisted of for DEC VAXs [6].

Gene context of Clinical Laboratory Information Systems

• All instruments are fully integrated in a study oriented laboratory information system (LIMS) with an Oracle database that communicates bi-directional with the analytical equipment [7].
• Such a database can supplement a laboratory information system (LIMS) with appropriate sequence information [8].
• The laboratory automation system (LAS) must interface to the laboratory information system (LIS), which provides the information necessary for routing and scheduling and for future rules-based processing, an important component of the LAS [9].
• Because CLS is assessing the possibility of acquiring a new laboratory information system, we reviewed past reports on approaches to utilization management (UM) and considered how developments in information technology (IT) may affect the latter [10].
• Laboratory information systems, Part 2. How well does LIS reach all 4 corners of the lab [11]?

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