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WMLM1323 - Pre-Reading Assignment 1
WMLM1323 - Pre-Reading Assignment 1
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The document discusses the evolution and future prospects of Laboratory Information Systems (LIS) in the field of pathology. It highlights the advancements in LIS that have improved workflow and patient care through digital storage and dissemination of laboratory results. The future of LIS is envisioned to support personalized medicine by integrating various data sources like gene mutation analysis and pharmacogenetics. However, challenges such as the need for structured data, interoperable standards, and incorporating digital imaging systems are identified. The need for a more integrated and flexible LIS architecture is emphasized to support the evolving role of pathologists in patient management beyond diagnosis. The document also acknowledges the barriers to new LIS development, including resistance to change from existing systems and the dominance of a few vendors in the LIS market. It concludes by emphasizing the importance of collaboration between pathologists and vendors to influence LIS development and ensure the adoption of innovative technologies to improve patient care and enhance pathology practices. The potential for LIS to revolutionize healthcare delivery and the importance of adapting to new technologies are key themes in the document.
Keywords
Laboratory Information Systems
LIS evolution
Pathology
Digital storage
Patient care
Personalized medicine
Structured data
Interoperable standards
Digital imaging systems
Pathologists
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