Laboratory Information System A Laboratory Information System (LIS) is that of which that allows the collection, the storage, the processing, the management, and transmittance of laboratory information including patient information, laboratory tests results, etc. Its uses is generally what is already aforementioned, however, more of those include receiving and sending orders, ensuring of quality control, and the aid in the overall ease of providing healthcare.    Artificial Intelligence An Artificial Intelligence (AI), on the other hand is, by words of Burns, Laskowski, and Tucci, a “simulation of human intelligence processes by machines,… Read More

Rhoge Yvonne F. Abao BSMT – I MT 14 LEC – CC   Laboratory Information System (LIS): Its Definition and Uses The Laboratory Information System (LIS) is a software system that records, manages, updates, and stores patient testing data for clinical and anatomic pathology laboratories. This includes receiving test orders, sending orders to laboratory analyzers, tracking orders, results, and quality control, and transmitting results to an EHR, practice management system, or other information systems. It is a piece of healthcare software that manages critical patient data related to laboratory processes and testing…. Read More

Rhoge Yvonne F. Abao BSMT – I MT14 – CC [LEC] February 1, 2023   An information system (IS) is defined as a combination of software, hardware, and telecommunication networks to collect useful data, especially in an organization. These components collect, process, store, disseminate, and distribute information to support decision-making, coordination, analysis, and control in a certain organization. Information systems encompass the tools that organizations use to manage the data collected in order to increase efficiency. According to (Strauss, 2022), information systems are composed of 5 major components namely hardware, software, data sources, telecommunications,… Read More

Javinder Sadagnot BSMT LEVEL 1 MT14 LAB-CC   What is Laboratory Information System (LIS)?   A laboratory information system (LIS) is is a type of medical software system that stores, records, and consolidates laboratory information generated from various departments of the laboratory. Its purpose is to keep track of patient samples, test findings, and lab procedures. This system also provides vital information that medical professionals may access during patient visits.   What are its uses?   The Laboratory Information System (LIS) provides a variety of uses that help in the improvement of a… Read More

What are LIS  and its uses? LIS is an abbreviation for  Laboratory Information System which plays a vital role in the clinical laboratory setting. It is a designed software for healthcare needs and purposes that primarily stores, and manages data, as well as processes laboratory tests & procedures. With this function, Laboratory Information System provides records, updates, storage, and manages the clinical results of patients which are beneficial to any allied health care section.  Somehow, Laboratory Information System coordinates with the organizational timeframe and workflow of employees as well as the provision… Read More

What is LIS? The LIS acronym stands for Laboratory Information System. It is a software program used in clinical and research laboratories to manage and record laboratory procedures and outcomes. LIS features frequently include monitoring of patients and samples, ordering of tests and reporting of results, quality control, and inventory management (McCudden, Henderson, & Jackson, 2020). Uses of LIS? Automating procedures like result reporting and inventory management, laboratory operations became more efficient. Lowering the possibility of human mistake and providing methods for quality control and quality assurance, test findings’ accuracy and quality were… Read More

What is LIS and its Uses? The LIS is at the center of clinical laboratory information management. It is a combination of software, hardware, and operating systems created to support the clinical laboratory’s operational procedures. Depending on the requirements of each laboratory, the LIS setup can be altered and is highly versatile. In order to effectively manage the information flow between patients, healthcare professionals, and laboratories, LIS must be planned to optimize both laboratory operations and individualized clinical care. The use of laboratory information systems can enhance both patient care and laboratory… Read More

What is LIS? A Laboratory Information System (LIS) is a software system that manages and stores data related to laboratory testing and analysis in medical, clinical, and research laboratories. The system is intended to improve laboratory workflows, decrease manual data entry errors, and ensure regulatory compliance. Uses/Functions of LIS The Laboratory Information System (LIS) is used to manage and store data related to laboratory testing and analysis in medical, clinical, and research laboratories. LIS is primarily used for the following purposes: Sample management: The LIS monitors the movement of samples from the… Read More

What is LIS? LIS is also known as Laboratory Information System. It is a programmed software that processes, stores, ang manages the data of the patient (DelVecchio, 2015).  With that, it makes the laboratory more efficient and effective, especially when they are dealing with large amount of samples for research and development, manufacturing, and medical research. What are the uses of LIS? LIS or Laboratory Information System have various uses in a laboratory setting. It can help in tracking samples since it stores and manages the data of the patient. Also, it… Read More

A laboratory information system (LIS) is a piece of healthcare software that maintains, processes, and retains patient information associated with lab procedures and tests. Basically, it is a system that is geared towards supporting patient-centered specimens. I really believe that its implications will focus more on how this can support the automated procedure for looking through the samples our patients send us, and at the same time, this will open up a space where the human element and automation can work in unison. I am open to the concept that as time… Read More