Getting the most out of your old LIS (laboratory information

MLO Med Lab Obs · Nov 1993

Getting the most out of your old LIS (laboratory information system).

In summary, the lack of a large budget for information systems should not prevent laboratories from getting as much as possible from existing systems. Consideration of all possibilities can pay large dividends with little upfront expense.

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- D Winsten.
- Dennis Winsten & Associates, Tucson, AZ.
- MLO Med Lab Obs. 1993 Nov 1; 25 (11): 52-3.
AbstractIn summary, the lack of a large budget for information systems should not prevent laboratories from getting as much as possible from existing systems. Consideration of all possibilities can pay large dividends with little upfront expense.

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