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Electronic medical records (EMRs) are widely accepted and well-established worldwide. Their benefits are highly intuitive—daily proving an evolving methodology for transmitting patient data across healthcare systems. Patients and their doctors readily subscribe to a simple system: send an order to…

The nucleoLIS E.finity from Psyche Medical Laboratory Software is a fully automated solution designed to support and manage the unique workflow and complex reporting requirements of clinical, molecular, and genetic laboratories. This solution allows the lab to build and fully…

Molecular Diagnostics (MDx) is among the most highly complex disciplines in modern science, a fact which has made its development both long and arduous. The theoretical gestation of genetics spanned well over 2,000 years, from classical Greek thinkers like Hippocrates…

Microbiology testing is important in diagnosing and treating diseases in patients based upon the presence of one or more microorganisms. Molecular testing is important in predicting, diagnosing, and treating diseases or disabilities related to changes in cells at the molecular…

Customer demand, cancer protocols, and consolidation of pathology practices are some of what CAP TODAY asked about when it spoke in January with four anatomic pathology computer system companies. Their AP systems and those of 17 other companies are profiled…

Psyche Systems presents e.Monitor, a comprehensive solution for laboratories to monitor and manage all of the data integration services that send and receive data to Psyche’s laboratory information systems. It provides support for monitoring backend processes, EMR connections, and HL7…

This month’s issue features laboratory information systems (LIS), laboratory information management systems (LIMS), and middleware products from vendors such as Clinical Software Solutions, Orchard Software, Psyche Systems, Technidata, and Xifin. The files are each available as downloadable PDFs from the…

The laboratory’s role in patient care has been evolving and morphing for decades, but never more so than in the last three to five years. With changes in regulation, reimbursement, test focus, and patient access to information, and especially with…