Automation

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Over the years the clinical laboratory has slowly but surely started playing a very important role in the treatment of patients. From being used as an ancillary branch in the treatment, it is being looked upon as one of the most important foundation of overall healthcare management of patients. Its role in the final diagnosis of any medical condition cannot be overemphasized. Thus it is imperative for any laboratory to maintain the highest of quality standards at all times.
Most laboratories however small, have now resorted to using computers to handle the data. However, most laboratories still use computers only for analytical process. Low end systems now offer basic automation like pipetting and dispensing of blood, body fluids and reagents. These also help in processing of raw data to give end results. The high end instruments offer a mind boggling array of features and are extremely user friendly. Most of these instruments can be interfaced with the laboratory information system [LIS] facilitating reporting and previous data retrieval.  Computerization has significantly improved integration of laboratory instruments, facilitates communication between the laboratory and patients, laboratory and referring physicians.

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