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A dynamic computer system for the clinical laboratory.

The American Journal of Medical Technology

|June 1, 1978

Summary

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This study details the Clinical Laboratory Computer System at a medical university, highlighting its adaptable design for evolving laboratory needs. The system

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Area of Science:

Medical Informatics
Laboratory Science
Computer Science

Background:

The Medical University of South Carolina utilizes a Clinical Laboratory Computer System.
Existing hardware, workload, and personnel are documented.
Typical laboratory procedures and data management are outlined.

Purpose of the Study:

To describe the Clinical Laboratory Computer System in detail.
To emphasize the system's dynamic and adaptable nature.
To illustrate user-driven program development for evolving laboratory requirements.

Main Methods:

Detailed listing and description of the current hardware.
Inclusion of workload data and laboratory data center personnel information.
Presentation of typical procedures and examples of input/output documents.

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Main Results:

Comprehensive overview of the Clinical Laboratory Computer System's components and operation.
Demonstration of the system's flexibility in accommodating changing laboratory demands.
Examples of user-developed programs showcasing system adaptability.

Conclusions:

The Clinical Laboratory Computer System is a robust and adaptable platform.
The system's dynamic nature facilitates continuous improvement and user customization.
It effectively supports the evolving needs of a modern clinical laboratory.