Hospital Laboratory Management System (LIS)
A hospital laboratory management system (LIS) manages test orders, sample barcoding and accessioning, result entry, separate verification, quality control and report release. In a connected HMS it receives orders from doctors, returns results to the patient record and posts each performed test to the bill.
A lab touches patient safety and revenue at once. A mislabeled tube is a clinical risk; an unbilled test is a financial loss.
This is one part of a connected hospital management system.
Laboratory capabilities
Sections and test panels
Configurable lab sections, test master and panels.
Sample barcoding and accessioning
Every tube identified by barcode from collection to result.
Two-step verification
Result entry and verification are separate steps.
Quality control
Levey-Jennings charts, calibration logs and reagent batch tracking.
Diagnostic Daybook
Volumes and turnaround times by department.
Billing link
Performed tests post to the patient's bill.
Sample to report
- Doctor orders tests from OPD or IPD.
- Sample collected and barcode label attached.
- Lab receives the sample and processes it.
- A second person verifies results.
- Report released to the record; test billed.
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Frequently asked questions
How does hospital software manage laboratory reports?
Results are entered or received, verified by a second person, then released to the patient file and doctor. Reports can be printed or shared and the test posts to the bill.
Does the LIS support quality control?
Yes. QureSetu includes Levey-Jennings charts, calibration logs and reagent batch tracking.
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