DLAB 2450 Laboratory Information Systems

Management of laboratory data, quality control software, and electronic health record integration.

About this course

This course introduces you to the digital backbone of the modern diagnostic laboratory. You will explore how laboratory information systems (LIS) collect, store, and manage patient data. The curriculum covers the integration of electronic health records, the automation of quality control processes, and the security measures required to protect sensitive information.

Who takes this course

DLAB 2450 is an elective course open to students in the Medical Laboratory Technology program. It is designed to give you the technical skills needed to manage the complex data environments found in clinical laboratories.

Credits: 3 · Hours: 45

Prerequisites

None

Learning outcomes

• Navigate the core functions of a laboratory information management system.
• Configure electronic health record interfaces to ensure seamless data flow.
• Implement automated quality control protocols within the information system.
• Troubleshoot common data integrity and connectivity issues.
• Apply privacy and security standards when handling sensitive patient data.

Evaluation