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| The New Hanover County Public Health Department (herein known as NHCPH) located in Wilmington, NC, is currently accepting proposals to acquire, implement, and utilize a Laboratory Information System (LIS). The current need for a new LIS is due to aging architecture, Windows 10 incompatibility, and compatibility with General Electric’s (GE) Centricity Electronic Health Record (EHR) hosted system. Due: 5:00 P.M. EST, January 31, 2019 https://finance.nhcgov.com/purchasing-solicitation/open-and-closed-bids/
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