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Problem:
For some customers, the sample receiving process is done by the team outside of the lab. Customers are interested to see between handing over and start processing. How many samples was waiting to "start" the lab processing.
Currently, there is no information in infinity about the process that they do on their LIS to receive the samples. So they can not track of how much time the sample was waiting to "start" the lab processing.
Updated information (22.04.2024):
Currently information flow:
LIS -> Data innovation "Instrument Manager" -> infinity -> gateway -> monitoring
They scan the arrival in LIS which sends it to DI but then it’s not forwarded to infinity.
The Order addede event occurs when the doctor registers the order (2-3 days in the past and not useful to the lab).
Implementing this forward would be a lot of effort to development
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Idea detail description
The "Order added" entry point is not useful for the University of Iowa because the order is added way back. It would be helpful if Infinity and Navify Monitoring could show the date and time when the sample arrived in the lab. Currently, this process is done in the LIS (Laboratory Information System). |
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Product review evaluation
If the event of handing over is in infinity, it's possible for nMon to track. The next step is to involve infinity to find a solution in this case to get the event in infinity. So for now, nMon can not help further, but we link this request to an Epic for the future. |
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| Product evaluation start date | 2024-03-15 |
@Pedro Cardoso Added the following information in the description from our meeting last week:
"Updated information (22.04.2024):
Currently information flow:
LIS -> Data innovation "Instrument Manager" -> infinity -> gateway -> monitoring
They scan the arrival in LIS which sends it to DI but then it’s not forwarded to infinity.
The Order addede event occurs when the doctor registers the order (2-3 days in the past and not useful to the lab).
Implementing this forward would be a lot of effort to development"
Please let me know if something is missing or incorrect, thank you!
@Pedro Cardoso From last Friday, the next step is to involve infinity to find a solution for the customer. Before that nMon only is not able to resolve this request.