Their problem is compounded by the fact that their LIS is not off-the-shelf but is rather long in the tooth.
Worse, the lab is entirely focused on inpatient specimens: their processes and procedures all assume an electronic order in the LIS followed by a tube labelled with an LIS collection label.
All we can count on at the draw stations is a secure network connection.
We bridge that gap in under two months:
- custom Linux-based thin clients to provide
- dependable known web browser
- barcode label printing and report printing
- a web app to
- greet the patient, establishing a start for wait time
- identify the patient using an up-to-date patient index
- support finding and using existing electronic orders (clinics)
- support turning a paper order into an electronic order
- UI of assays
- interface to LIS to place order as if from the HIS
- print a collection label compatible with the legacy LIS
- provide history of activity by draw station or across draw stations
- support drop-offs
- support clinical trials
- support ordering synonyms to match community ordering habits
We provide management metrics for wait times and patient visits and a link to the Lab Man database so that the phlebotomists have up-to-date collection instructions. (More on that original Lab Man here.)
Mon Dec 1 13:35:10 EST 2008
Major release:
- support EKG scheduling
- support Accession Issues to link front bench and draw stations
- support for Cc physicians
- support ordering web page matching custom requisitions
Major release:
- scanned req support: barcode and tracking and viewing
- tube tracking
- support cancelled code substitution
- support lab protocol order changing automatically
Major release:
- support the new incoming LIS, SoftLab
Wed Feb 23 10:11:14 EST 2011
Major release:
- support ABNs: UI to accept the data, process to generate the forms
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