Prostate diagrams - allowing the pathology lab to graphically display tumor involvement on the final reports. These diagrams help laboratories stay competitive with their reporting as well as aid in improving the patient care being reported.
Clinical results blended with Pathology results - a single report can easily be created that blends the clinical and pathology results, including reference ranges. This allows the physician reading the report to have a clear, single view of the patient's health.
Reflex testing - now ordered by physician preference. The physician can dictate the specific criteria they want to have HPV texts reflex on. This allows the lab to customize their customer's experience, increase efficiency and have a faster turn around on molecular tests.
Enhanced report formatting - WindoPath's already dynamic, customized, single report has added more options for customization, colored sections, ease of formatting options that will keep their customers coming back.
CAP Synoptic reporting - Improves patient care by better informing the requesting physician of the kind of tumor the patient has, ensuring appropriate therapy determination.
Specimen and procedure tracking - allows the lab to easily find specimen containers for retesting and increases the level of detail for data mining and analysis.
Scheduled report printing - Schedule the times you, or your physicians, would like their final reports to be distributed - automatically.
If you are an existing customer that would like to schedule your upgrade to Version 7, contact your account manager.
If you would like more information about WindoPath Version 7 and are not an existing customer, click here.
Psyche's Systems WindoPath® anatomic pathology information system ranked #1 among all anatomic pathology software solutions surveyed according to the 2010 Top 20 Best in KLAS awards: Software & Professional Services report*.
*©2010 KLAS Enterprises, LLC. All rights reserved.
Psyche Newsletters
Twice a year we publish a newsletter highlighting recent events and activities at Psyche. The last two issues can downloaded below.
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Psyche News & Articles
LIS System Guide
CAP Today, November 2012
Tweaking the LIS
Is there anything new under the sun in the world of laboratory information systems? Compared to some other areas of health information technology, the LIS may have been slow to change. Medical Laboratory Observer, August 2012
Middleware's Multiple Uses
How to ensure increased customer satisfaction, streamlined efficiencies, cost savings and meaningful use compliance is explored. ADVANCE for Administrators of the Laboratory, August 2012
LIS/middleware (Product Roundup)
Clinical Laboratory Products, July 2012
Improve Lab Outreach With IT
Critical infrastructure considerations are identified. ADVANCE for Administrators of the Laboratory, June 2012
Newsbytes
Siemens and Psyche forge partnership for anatomic pathology system.
Psyche Systems introduces microbiology solution. CAP Today, May 2012
Newsbytes
Psyche Systems and Aperio announce integrated AP system. CAP Today, April 2012
LPL software companies plug the gaps, hold their own
Call it the Battle of the Abbreviations—LPL vs. EMR. Ladies and gentlemen, in this corner: laboratory-provider links software, which electronically transmits test orders and results between a pathology laboratory and its clients. And in this corner: electronic medical record systems—specifically, their ability (in many cases) to offer LPL functionality, making it unnecessary for a physician office or hospital to invest in a separate LPL product. CAP Today, April 2012
Middleware Systems Guide
CAP Today, April 2012
HIT Vendor Round-up: Thomson Reuters, Psyche Systems, Merge & EZ-CAP
Client wins and new alliances dominate recent health information technology vendor announcements. Health Data Management, April 2012
Partnering to waltz AP IT into next generation
Ayottabyte, a unit of data storage containing one septillion bytes, represents a quantity so high that, as of the writing of this article, the next higher magnitude unit had not been named. CAP Today, April 2012
Leveraging Automation and Middleware
Labs need their LISs to become more robust, while at the same time increase its "lean-ness." ADVANCE for Administrators of the Laboratory, March 2012
Anatomic Pathology Systems Guide
CAP Today, March 2012
AABB Transfusion and Cellular Therapies Supplier Guide
AABB Website, March 2012
2012 Information Technology Industry Review
We asked IT companies about their recent releases and accomplishment and upcoming plans and goals. ADVANCE for Administrators of the Laboratory, February 2012