:: Laboratory Information System ::

A Laboratory Information System (LIS) is a software system designed to manage and automate the operations of a clinical or research laboratory.

Various types of laboratories, such as medical, public health, genetic, and research laboratories, can benefit from using a Laboratory Information System.

Common features of a Laboratory Information System include sample tracking, result management, quality control, instrument interfacing, and reporting capabilities.

By automating data entry, result calculation, and report generation processes, a Laboratory Information System can streamline laboratory operations and reduce human errors.

Yes, most Laboratory Information Systems are designed to meet regulatory standards such as HIPAA, CLIA, and CAP, ensuring data security and privacy.

Yes, many Laboratory Information Systems support integration with electronic health records (EHR), billing systems, and laboratory instruments through standard interfaces like HL7 or ASTM.

Laboratory Information Systems allow healthcare providers to electronically order tests for patients and receive results. Result reports can be printed or sent electronically to the requesting physician.

Yes, Laboratory Information Systems often offer customization options to cater to the specific needs of a laboratory, including test catalog setup, result interpretation rules, and user interface customization.

Web-based Laboratory Information Systems offer accessibility from any location with an internet connection, centralized data storage, remote access, and easier system updates and maintenance.

As of now, there is no public information indicating that Google/Chrome is developing a Laboratory Information System. Google/Chrome primarily focuses on web browsers and related technologies.