An information system is simply, software tools that businesses employ to gather, handle, and analyze data are collectively referred to as information systems. Making decisions based on this information will increase productivity and profitability. The uses of information systems are virtually endless; human resource management, financial account management, customer outreach and advertising, competitive landscape analysis, you name it. Every decision an organization makes should be data-driven. What then is involved in information systems? Hardware, software, data, connectivity, and people are almost all that are required for a contemporary workplace to run well…. Read More

It’s basically like HIS but it’s for the Laboratory to keep records of specimens and chemicals instead of patients and diseases which is very helpful towards Medical Technologists and Pathologists.   As a “turn-key” solution, the Laboratory Information System (LIS) was created. An interactive minicomputer is used for the primary functions, giving the laboratory total control over everyday processing. A network of microcomputers and microprocessors is used to collect the results from automated analyzers. (Forest JC, et al.)   For clinical and anatomic pathology laboratories, a LIS is a software system that… Read More

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According to Zwass (2022) Information Systems utilizes data in order to manage operations like that of organizations. Information systems work in terms of collecting data, storing, and processing data.   Reference: Zwass, V. (2022, December 15). Information system | Definition, Examples, & Facts. Encyclopedia Britannica. https://www.britannica.com/topic/information-system

Christine C. Gubatayao BSMT 1 MT14-CC 1.) WHAT IS LABORATORY INFORMATION SYSTEM? A laboratory information system (LIS) is a software system designed to manage and organize data and information within a laboratory setting. It typically includes features for tracking and managing laboratory specimens, test orders, results, quality control, and other important laboratory workflows. In addition to data management, LIS may also include features such as instrument interfacing, workflow automation, and result reporting. These systems can be customized to meet the specific needs of different types of laboratories, such as clinical, research, or… Read More

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There are many laboratory information systems (LIS) available in the market that can be used in clinical laboratories. The best LIS for a particular laboratory depends on the laboratory’s specific needs and requirements. Some of the popular LIS used in clinical laboratories include: Cerner Millennium PathNet: This is a comprehensive LIS that can handle all laboratory workflows, including orders, results, and quality control. Epic Beaker: This LIS is specifically designed for clinical laboratories and is known for its user-friendly interface and extensive reporting capabilities. Sunquest: This LIS is widely used in clinical… Read More

The cost of a Laboratory Information System (LIS) can vary widely depending on the size and complexity of the laboratory and the specific features and functionalities required. Generally, the cost of an LIS can be broken down into three main categories: software licensing fees, implementation and training costs, and ongoing support and maintenance fees. Software licensing fees: These fees cover the cost of the software license, which allows the laboratory to use the LIS. The cost of the license can vary depending on the vendor and the specific features and functionalities required…. Read More

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