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    What genomic laboratory hubs can learn from pathology networks; why is the first lesson ‘implement a single LIMS?’

    What can the mobilising genomics laboratory hubs learn from the more advanced pathology networks? CliniSys marketing manager Matthew Fouracre put the question to programme manager Tony Oliver and genomics consultant Steve Abbs, who agreed the first lesson would be: implement a single laboratory information system to drive standardisation.

    10 May 2020

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    Standardisation in clinical genomic testing

    One of the major drivers for forming genomic laboratory hubs is to ensure quality at scale and equitable testing, by encouraging greater standardisation. However, CliniSys genomics consultant Steve Abbs argues that hubs in themselves will struggle to achieve this, and other drivers and facilitators are needed – not least a single LIMS.

    10 May 2020

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    Understanding POCT Connectivity Standards

    Point-of-Care The diversity of point-of-care testing (POCT) locations, devices, and operators makes its management and connectivity challenging. However, the greatest benefit of a POCT result is its rapid turnaround time (TAT). That TAT is not realized if the result is not immediately available to the provider or care team for action. Thus, connectivity is imperative […]

    14 November 2019

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    Learn the Ins & Outs of CAP Inspection for POCT

    Point-of-Care Point-of-care testing (POCT) brings its own set of challenges in regard to regulatory compliance. Those laboratories that are inspected and certified by the College of American Pathologists (CAP) are likely quite familiar with the CAP checklists for different laboratory areas and departments. For a great refresher and summary of CAP inspection priorities for POCT, […]

    3 September 2019

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    LOINC and SNOMED coding – What does it all mean?

    LOINC and SNOMED CT streamline global healthcare communication, reducing errors by standardizing medical terminology in testing and patient data management. Essential for advancing Health IT, both address critical interoperability challenges.

    15 June 2015