Information technology support for clinical genetic testing within an academic medical center
Aronson et al. of Partners HealthCare and their Laboratory for Molecular Medicine (LMM) experienced first-hand the process of developing infrastructure for the germline genetic testing process. In this 2016 paper published in Journal of Personalized Medicine, the group shares its experiences of that process, from designating necessary support infrastructure (including a self-developed tool called GeneInsight Clinic) to its integration with other systems such as electronic health records, case management system, and laboratory information systems. They close by stating "a need for an application that interfaces with the range of systems" in the genetic testing environment and that "[s]uch a system could provide the basis for enhanced clinical decision support infrastructure."
Dotmatics Unveils Informatics Suite With New Capabilities That Enhance User Experience, Collaboration and Productivity
Call for Speakers for the Smartlab Exchange 2017 – Join the Meeting
Analyst II, Laboratory Instrument Systems (4615)
Position Summary:
Laboratory Systems Analyst or (LSA) – Laboratory Instrument Systems works with IT and laboratory staff to ensure the successful and compliant operation of site laboratory instrument systems and software used by quality and R&D at Impax Laboratories sites. LSA – Laboratory Instrument Systems shall cross-functionally collaborate and support other Global Quality and R&D Laboratory Systems support group team members and LSAs as required.…
Analyst II, Laboratory Instrument Systems
Position Summary:
Laboratory Systems Analyst or (LSA) – Laboratory Instrument Systems works with IT and laboratory staff to ensure the successful and compliant operation of site laboratory instrument systems and software used by quality and R&D at Impax Laboratories sites. LSA – Laboratory Instrument Systems shall cross-functionally collaborate and support other Global Quality and R&D Laboratory Systems support group team members and LSAs as required.…
Quertle Releases BioAI™ — The First Biomedical Big Data and Artificial Intelligence Platform for Drug Discovery
North West London Pathology Consortium Selects Sunquest Europe for Laboratory Information Services
SEPTEMBER 26 – 27, 2016: Biometrics for Healthcare 2016
SEPTEMBER 21 – 22, 2016: 15th Annual Laboratory Informatics
A Configurable, Off-the-Shelf LIMS in a University Setting
A Configurable, Off-the-Shelf LIMS in a University Setting
Universities offer many professional companies a wonderful developmental ground on which to not only sale and teach, but to build and rethink. This can be particularly true while working with a LIMS in the university laboratory setting.LabAnswer and the U.S. Army Deliver Global Laboratory Information Management in Support of World-Class Public Health Services for Army and DOD
Laboratory Informatics Weekly Update – Volume 14, Issue 36
September 07, 2016 Laboratory Informatics Weekly Update Volume 14, Issue 36 In This Issue Webcast Focus September 27 at 12:00 PM EDT - Life Science Tools & Techniques Webinar An understanding of life comes not from a single discipline, but from an amalgamation of several. Life sciences encompass biochemistry, genomics, cell biology, developmental biology, and neurology to name but a few. Join the editors of Lab Manager as we welcome experts from the life science disciplines to discuss some of the latest tools and technologies in a live, interactive discussion. Sept. 08, 2016 - 14.00 MEST : Production Planning in…Principles of metadata organization at the ENCODE data coordination center
"Defining and organizing the set of metadata that is relevant, informative and applicable to diverse experimental techniques is challenging," the team of Hong et al. state in the introduction of this 2016 paper published in Database. But the team, motivated by the Encyclopedia of DNA Elements (ENCODE) project and its offshoots, explain and demonstrate their metadata standard and its viability across many types of genomic assays and projects. The group believes that the standard's flexibility and ability to allow for transparent and reproducible experimental data offer much potential. "[A]long with its organizing principles and key features for implementation," they conclude, "[it] could be widely adopted as an open LIMS system."


