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Clinical decision support in pathology: service efficiencies, cost savings and improved patient outcomes

MedCurrent CDS puts best practice guidelines in front of clinicians as they place orders in Clinisys ICE. The platform is already avoiding costs and cutting waits in radiology. Now, it has huge potential to improve patient care and deliver hard cost savings in pathology, argue founder Steve Herman and VP, account management Martin Kepa.

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What is Point of Care Testing (POCT)?

The rapid turnaround time of point-of-care testing, particularly when integrated, enables significant patient care benefits. What is point-of-care testing (POCT)? Point-of-care testing (POCT) is testing that takes place near a patient’s location, specifically in situations where a rapid turnaround time (TAT) can have a profound impact on patient care outcomes. The biggest advantage to POCT […]

BioMedica 2025

Meet Clinisys at Stand A16 in the Exhibition Hall of BioMedica 2025! BioMedica is the largest and most complete scientific meeting for all those responsible for the needs and direction of clinical laboratories in Ireland.

Clinisys Customer Summit 2024 – ICE

Clinisys’ second big customer summit of the year saw more than 150 people gather at the Belfry to hear about the roadmap for its order communications and results reporting system, innovative use-cases, and why it all matters. Matthew Fouracre reports.

Northern Ireland’s laboratory services reach another IT milestone

The transformation of pathology services across Northern Ireland has achieved another milestone, with the completion of phase three of the CoreLIMS programme to deploy Clinisys WinPath to all five health and social care trusts and the blood transfusion service.

We were in dire straits…’ Then Clinisys turned up…

In early September, the pathology system at Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust (NUH) failed, leading it to declare a critical incident. The root cause was a software issue, which meant the failure lay in a server platform that was not supported by Clinisys and was not related to its software. However, Clinisys arrived on site and the system was still restored within 24-hours. Trust Chief Digital and Transformation Officer Andy Callow explains.