Standard Guide for Laboratory Informatics

Importancia y uso:

4.1 Relevance—This guide is intended to educate the intended audience on many aspects of laboratory informatics. Specifically, the guide may:

4.1.1 Help educate new users of laboratory informatics;

4.1.2 Help educate general audiences in laboratories and other organizations that use laboratory informatics;

4.1.3 Help educate instrument manufactures and producers of other commonly interfaced systems;

4.1.4 Provide standard terminology that can be used by laboratory informatics vendors and end users;

4.1.5 Establish a minimum set of requirements for primary laboratory informatics functions;

4.1.6 Provide guidance on the tasks performed and documentation created in the specification, evaluation, cost justification, implementation, project management, training, and documentation of laboratory informatics; and

4.1.7 Provide high-level guidance for the integration of laboratory informatics and other software tools.

4.2 How to be Used—This guide is intended to be used by all stakeholders involved in any aspect of laboratory informatics implementation, use, or maintenance.

4.2.1 It is intended to be used throughout the laboratory informatics life cycle by individuals or groups responsible for laboratory informatics implementation and use, including specification, build/configuration, validation, use, upgrades, and retirement/decommissioning.

4.2.2 This guide also provides an example of a laboratory informatics functional requirements checklist that can be used to guide the purchase, upgrade, or development of a laboratory informatics system.

Subcomité:

E13.15

Referida por:

C1009-21

Volúmen:

03.06

Número ICS:

35.240.80 (IT applications in health care technology)

Palabras clave:

chromatography data systems, CDS; electronic laboratory notebooks, ELN; laboratory execution systems, LES; laboratory informatics; laboratory information management systems, LIMS; laboratory information systems, LIS; scientific data management systems, SDMS ;