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Implementing Research Shared (Core) Facility Billing Systems.

Ameet A Chimote¹, Christopher Mayhew^2,3, Sherry Thornton^2,4

¹Department of Internal Medicine Division of Nephrology University of Cincinnati CincinnatiOhio45267 USA.

Journal of Biomolecular Techniques : JBT

|April 10, 2023

Summary

Implementing integrated software for Research Shared Facilities (RSF) streamlines operations. Lessons learned from two systems offer best practices for academic institutions seeking efficient resource management and scientific acceleration.

Keywords:

billing centralization centralized billing system compliance core facilities core facility core facility administration decision-making organization and administration research administration shared facility software

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Area of Science:

Biomedical Research Infrastructure
Translational Science Support
Academic Core Facilities Management

Background:

Research Shared Facilities (RSF) are crucial for advancing basic and translational science.
Effective management of RSF resources, including ordering, reservations, and billing, is essential for institutional efficiency.
Integrated software systems offer a centralized solution for managing diverse RSF operations.

Purpose of the Study:

To identify best practices for implementing integrated software systems in Research Shared Facilities.
To share lessons learned from the deployment of two distinct centralized billing software solutions for RSF.
To provide guidance for academic institutions considering similar software implementations.

Main Methods:

Analysis of implementation experiences with two different centralized billing software systems for RSF.
Identification of key considerations and challenges encountered during software deployment.
Documentation of best practices derived from practical application.

Main Results:

Centralized software systems enhance efficiency in RSF operations like ordering, equipment reservation, and billing.
Implementation challenges include user adoption, data integration, and system customization.
Successful deployment requires careful planning, stakeholder engagement, and robust training.

Conclusions:

Integrated software platforms are valuable resources for academic institutions to optimize RSF operations.
Adopting best practices and learning from implementation experiences can mitigate challenges and maximize benefits.
Strategic implementation of centralized billing systems supports the acceleration of scientific research.