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Development information systems for clinical laboratories and their integration into HIS
V V Tarasov1, A V Vlasov, V V Makarovsky
1Central Research Computer Center, Moscow, Russia.
Summary
A foundational laboratory information system module was created. Adapting this core module enabled rapid deployment of specialized laboratory systems, enhancing clinical department and laboratory collaboration.
Area of Science:
- Medical Informatics
- Laboratory Science
- Health Information Systems
Background:
- Clinical laboratories generate vast amounts of data crucial for patient care.
- Efficient information management is vital for laboratory operations and interdepartmental communication.
- Existing laboratory information systems often require extensive customization for specific needs.
Purpose of the Study:
- To develop a flexible and adaptable laboratory information system (LIS) module.
- To streamline the implementation of LIS across various laboratory specialties.
- To improve the integration and interaction between clinical departments and laboratories within a healthcare setting.
Main Methods:
- Development of a summarized information model representing core clinical laboratory functions.
- Adaptation, addition, and tuning of the basic module for specialized laboratory information systems.
- Integration of the developed LIS into a hospital information system (HIS).
Main Results:
- A foundational laboratory program module was successfully developed.
- Rapid implementation of specialized laboratory information systems was achieved through module adaptation.
- Significant improvement in interaction and data exchange between clinical departments and laboratories was observed post-integration.
Conclusions:
- A modular approach to LIS development facilitates efficient and rapid deployment.
- Integrating LIS with HIS enhances communication and operational efficiency.
- The developed system offers a scalable solution for diverse laboratory information management needs.