1.Construction of a Research Public Platform Based on Hierarchical Management and Precise Services: Experience of West China Hospital.
Xue-Mei CHEN ; Yan-Jing ZHANG ; Jin-Kui PI ; Si-Si WU
Chinese Medical Sciences Journal 2025;40(2):150-156
With the development of education and technology, the construction of research public platforms has emerged as a critical initiative for many universities and top-tier public hospitals. The core and most fundamental function of a basic public platform is to aggregate large instruments and specific resources, providing open services for instrumental analysis and sample testing. Optimized management and high-quality, efficient services are essential for such platforms. This article elucidates the construction of a research public platform in West China Hospital, focusing on the adoption of hierarchical management and precise services. The core of the hierarchical management lies in building a multi-level service platform composed of routine support platforms, advanced technology platforms, and specially qualification platforms, while establishing a talent hierarchy that differentiates between core and routine positions. This structure is designed to accurately meet the diverse needs of users and enhance resource efficiency. By implementing user access control with differentiated permissions for internal and external users and a dynamic credit-based review system, the laboratory can ensure safe and efficient operations. The four service modes-instrument usage, in-lab experiments, sample testing, and collaborative projects-are precisely aligned with various research scenarios. Proactive engagement with grant-funded projects, customized services for research groups, and a multidimensional training system further strengthen the platform's support for major scientific research tasks. Through systematic management and service innovation, this model achieves efficient integration and sustainable development of platform resources, providing a valuable reference for the construction of public platforms in similar medical institutions.
China
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Research
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Laboratories/organization & administration*
2.Management pattern of undergraduate teaching laboratory with a focus on creating the educational environment.
Xiaoling GUO ; Yongqin HE ; Jun LIU ; Jingjing DUAN
Chinese Journal of Biotechnology 2020;36(7):1459-1464
The teaching laboratory is the central place to teach lab courses to undergraduate students. It is thus critical to evaluate how lab skills of students will be affected by the management of this lab. This study attempts to introduce the 6S concept, referring to "Seiri", "Seiton", "Seiso", "Seiketsu", "Shisuke", and "Safety", to the management of teaching laboratory, in particular, to the management of environments, safety, item deposition, reagents and consumables in the laboratory. We find that applying the "6S" management maintains a tidy lab environment, facilitates teaching the lab skills, and improves the quality of teaching, which together achieves the goal of education with the atmosphere. This study can provide a guideline for establishing and managing teaching laboratories in universities.
Education
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organization & administration
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standards
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Environment Design
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Humans
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Laboratories
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organization & administration
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standards
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Students
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Universities
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organization & administration
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standards
3.Capacities and Functionalities Assessment of Veterinary Laboratories in South-west Nigeria Using the FAO Laboratory Mapping Tool.
Oluwawemimo ADEBOWALE ; Saheed DIPEOLU ; Adebankemo ODUGUWA ; Fasanmi Gabriel OLUBUNMI ; Folorunso Oludayo FASINA
Biomedical and Environmental Sciences 2020;33(6):458-463
4.Automation and productivity in the clinical laboratory: experience of a tertiary healthcare facility.
Singapore medical journal 2018;59(11):597-601
Clinical laboratories for in vitro diagnostics are facing pressure to preserve cost control while providing better services through new initiatives. Laboratory automation is a partial answer to this problem, having come a long way from the early days of clinical laboratory testing. The journey and implementation of automation in the Singapore General Hospital's Clinical Biochemistry Laboratory has allowed for sustained performance in the light of increasing workload and service commitments amid an evolving healthcare environment. Key to realising predicted outcomes is the optimisation of workflow processes, reduction of errors, and spatial placement of specimen reception and analytical areas. This paper gives an overview of our experience with automation in the clinical laboratory and its subsequent impact on service standards.
Aged
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Automation, Laboratory
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Clinical Laboratory Information Systems
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organization & administration
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Clinical Laboratory Techniques
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Efficiency, Organizational
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statistics & numerical data
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Hospitals, General
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Humans
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Laboratories, Hospital
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organization & administration
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Middle Aged
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Quality of Health Care
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Singapore
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Tertiary Healthcare
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organization & administration
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User-Computer Interface
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Workload
5.How to improve the accreditation validity of medical devices testing laboratory.
Chinese Journal of Medical Instrumentation 2013;37(4):294-296
The safety and effectiveness of medical devices are directly related to human health. Therefore, how to improve the accreditation validity of medical devices testing laboratory has been the focus of attention from every corner of society. With respect to the characteristics of medical devices testing laboratory, this paper represented the existing issues during the accreditation and evaluation of testing laboratory, put forward some improvement suggestions on how to improve the validity of testing laboratory evaluation based on the practical experience.
Accreditation
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Device Approval
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Laboratories
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organization & administration
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standards
6.The rebuilding of LIS to pass the ISO15189.
Qinhong YAO ; Zhian BAI ; Lifeng ZHU ; Ershuai ZHANG ; Kejian YUAN
Chinese Journal of Medical Instrumentation 2012;36(1):59-60
It's a effective way to promote the quality of the laboratory in hospital by passing the ISO15189.This paper introduces the changes made in rebuilding the LIS according to the certified documents of the ISO15189.
Accreditation
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Hospital Information Systems
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organization & administration
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Laboratories, Hospital
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organization & administration
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Quality Control
7.Discussion on control method of testing standards for medical device test lab.
Chinese Journal of Medical Instrumentation 2012;36(4):296-298
The whole process of standards management is analyzed based on such two aspects as effective version of standard and the proper application to find out the key points and control methods. By controlling the key points, medical device test lab can be ensured to use the updated effective version standards properly and provide accurate results and reports.
Equipment and Supplies
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standards
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Laboratories
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organization & administration
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Quality Control
8.Introduction of IHE Laboratory Technical Framework.
Jian-Hu HE ; Qing-Li ZHOU ; Hui TIAN
Chinese Journal of Medical Instrumentation 2008;32(6):449-452
This paper introduces the purpose, integration profile of workflow, integration profile of content of IHE Laboratory Technical Framework and the dependency on IT Infrastructure Technical Framework. And the domestic situation of LIS and HIS integration is analyzed briefly too.
Computer Communication Networks
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Hospital Information Systems
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Humans
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Laboratories, Hospital
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organization & administration
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Software
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Systems Integration
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User-Computer Interface
9.Application of a calling and queuing system in blood sampling in the clinical laboratory.
Da-Gan YANG ; Xi-Chao GUO ; Gen-Yun XU ; Yu CHEN
Chinese Journal of Medical Instrumentation 2008;32(2):139-141
This paper introduces the application of a calling and queuing system for blood sample collection in a large hospital in China. Besides the basic function, it has following functions. (a) A real name system: get the number according to the laboratory application form to prevent the phenomena of buying a number and an empty number. (b) Two times waiting: the patient should wait at the main hall, then at the blood sampling window so as to improve the work efficiency. (c) The flowchart for an outpatient blood testing is as following: getting the number --> waiting --> blood sampling --> getting the test information report. This system is capable of not only optimizing the work flow, but also improving the clinical environment. It shortens the patient's waiting time and raises the laboratory quality as well.
Ambulatory Care
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methods
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Ambulatory Care Information Systems
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Blood Specimen Collection
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Laboratories, Hospital
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organization & administration

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