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Specifying an open clinical laboratory information system

W Grimson¹, J Brender, J Grimson

¹Department of Electrical Engineering, DIT, Dublin, Ireland.

Computer Methods and Programs in Biomedicine

|July 1, 1996

Summary

This study introduces an architectural infrastructure enabling laboratory information systems to interoperate with advanced clinical functionalities using an open distributed computing platform.

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Area of Science:

Medical Informatics
Distributed Computing

Background:

Existing laboratory information systems often lack interoperability.
Advanced clinical laboratory functionalities require integrated systems.

Purpose of the Study:

To present an architectural infrastructure for enhanced laboratory system interoperability.
To detail a system integrating existing laboratory information systems with advanced clinical functionalities.

Main Methods:

Utilizing an open distributed computing platform.
Describing the infrastructure specification based on the open distributed processing reference model.

Main Results:

A framework for interoperation between laboratory information systems and advanced modules.

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Demonstration of a scalable and flexible architectural solution.

Conclusions:

The proposed infrastructure facilitates seamless integration of advanced clinical laboratory functions.
This approach enhances the capabilities of existing laboratory information systems through interoperability.