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Towards an evaluation framework for Laboratory Information Systems.

Maryati M Yusof¹, Azila Arifin¹

¹Centre for Software Technology & Management, Faculty of Information Science and Technology, Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia, 43600 Bangi, Selangor, Malaysia.

Journal of Infection and Public Health

|September 26, 2016

Summary

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Laboratory Information System (LIS) errors impact patient care. A new socio-technical framework, TTP-LIS, improves laboratory testing processes and reduces errors by evaluating the total testing process and system integration.

Keywords:

Error Evaluation Framework Laboratory Information Systems Total Testing Process

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Area of Science:

Clinical Informatics
Laboratory Medicine
Health Systems Engineering

Background:

Laboratory testing and reporting are prone to errors and redundancy, impacting patient treatment and clinical decisions.
Existing evaluations of laboratory testing and Laboratory Information Systems (LIS) are insufficient to address these issues.
A comprehensive approach is needed to improve laboratory testing processes and LIS functionality.

Purpose of the Study:

To introduce a novel evaluation framework for LIS.
To integrate the laboratory testing cycle with the socio-technical aspects of LIS.
To enhance the efficiency and accuracy of laboratory testing processes.

Main Methods:

A literature review of laboratory testing and LIS evaluation methods was conducted.
Critical appraisal of the Total Testing Process (TTP) and Human, Organization, Technology-fit (HOT-fit) frameworks.
Identification of error sources, contributing factors, and preventative actions within laboratory testing and LIS.

Main Results:

A new, comprehensive, socio-technical evaluation framework for LIS (TTP-LIS) is presented.
Positive staff relationships enhance laboratory testing efficiency and reduce errors.
Effective LIS utilization streamlines laboratory workflows.

Conclusions:

The TTP-LIS framework offers a valuable tool for assessing and resolving issues in laboratory testing processes and systems.
This framework promotes a holistic approach to improving laboratory information management.
Implementation can lead to significant improvements in laboratory testing accuracy and efficiency.