Increased regulatory requirements, together with demands for greater scale and speed of operations, create a challenging environment for food producers and the food testing industry who are tasked with guaranteeing the safe supply of food, from farm to fork.
Increasing the efficiency and throughput of testing from order capture to instrument are front-of-mind for any toxicology laboratory. Without the right systems and processes in place, achieving scale and flexibility can prove challenging.
Clinisys WorldCare digitises data collection and helps you monitor human, animal, or environmental issues for chronic, acute, and communicable disease incidents and emergent health and safety threats on any scale.
With hospitals under sustained financial pressures since the global pandemic, cash-strapped and distressed hospitals may consider outsourcing laboratory services as a means of cutting costs—a potentially “penny-wise, but pound-foolish” decision.
CHU UCL Namur (B) enhances consistency and performance by implementing the GLIMS LIS across three sites.
Severn Pathology set out to establish a system that would increase standardisation, enable efficient, low-risk collaboration and be fully in line with the Sustainability and Transformation Programme, and latterly the NHSI drive to pathology networking. This meant implementing a single LIMS to support multi-site requirements and enable multiple incumbent IT systems to share information.
GLIMS provides a pooled, evolutive solution that supports all the specialities of AP-HP’s 121 laboratories.
