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1. Point-of-care testing: Managing change when you are not in charge.

Author

Moran, Robert F.

Subjects
*CONTINUING education units, *TURNAROUND time, *OCCUPATIONAL adaptation, *BLOOD testing, *DATABASE management, *LABORATORY personnel, *POINT-of-care testing, *HEALTH facilities, *PROFESSIONAL standards, *MEDICAL care costs
Abstract

The article focuses on managing change in point-of-care testing (POCT) environments where one may not be in charge, emphasizing the need to understand the integration and impact of POCT systems. Topics include the benefits of POCT in healthcare, personnel characteristics for adapting to change, and tools for assessing analytical performance and enhancing lab reports.

Published
2024

2. Overcoming data management challenges: The biggest challenge of all is... us.

Author

Moran, Robert F.

Subjects
*MEDICAL information storage & retrieval systems, *INFORMATION resources management, *MANAGEMENT information systems, *POINT-of-care testing, *HEALTH information systems, *DATABASE management, *MEDICAL laboratories, *CLINICAL medicine, *COMMUNICATION, *AUTOMATION, *ACCESS to information, *DATA analytics, *GOAL (Psychology)
Abstract

The article focuses on the integration of new analytical technology in laboratory testing with information technology, emphasizing the need for collaboration and mutual respect among providers, laboratorians, and information technology professionals. Topics include the challenges of managing information and data in healthcare, and the implementation concerns of an all-in-one Laboratory Information Management System (LIMS).

Published
2024

3. Point-of-Care vs Central Lab "Discrepancies": Getting the Message Across.

Author

Moran, Robert F.

Subjects
CLINICAL pathology, MEDICAL laboratories, MEDICAL communication, POINT-of-care testing, MEDICAL quality control
Abstract

The article offers advice on how to deal with apparent differences in patient values between properly vetted and functioning laboratory systems. Topics discussed include communication and collaboration with healthcare teams outside the laboratory, comparison of point-of-care systems such as the enhanced blood gas analyzers, and sharing the methods and data with other stakeholders.

Published
2017
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