In recent years, information systems have become an important tool for hospitals to enhance the quality of medical services. The consistent transmission of test results is crucial for the safety of clinical diagnosis and treatment. In 2019, Zhejiang Hospital initiated a practice for consistency verification of test results based on information transmission. This practice clarified data sources, intermediate storage points, and data destinations by sorting out the flow of test result information; established a collaborative mode led by the department of clinical laboratory, involving personnel from the information center, software engineers, and clinical medical staff; refined the verification content and its elements to make the verification more comprehensive; conducted risk assessments and advanced verification processes to control the occurrence of risks from the source of data. By conducting this verification, the hospital actively identified and evaluated potential risks and existing problems, and took targeted improvement measures to ensure the consistency and accuracy of the transmission of test results. As of 2024, the practice covered all information systems involved in the transmission of test result information in the hospital, incorporated 711 test items, with the verification content increasing from 4 to 11 items, achieving significant outcomes and providing references for other hospitals to improve the consistency verification of test results.

In recent years, information systems have become an important tool for hospitals to enhance the quality of medical services. The consistent transmission of test results is crucial for the safety of clinical diagnosis and treatment. In 2019, Zhejiang Hospital initiated a practice for consistency verification of test results based on information transmission. This practice clarified data sources, intermediate storage points, and data destinations by sorting out the flow of test result information; established a collaborative mode led by the department of clinical laboratory, involving personnel from the information center, software engineers, and clinical medical staff; refined the verification content and its elements to make the verification more comprehensive; conducted risk assessments and advanced verification processes to control the occurrence of risks from the source of data. By conducting this verification, the hospital actively identified and evaluated potential risks and existing problems, and took targeted improvement measures to ensure the consistency and accuracy of the transmission of test results. As of 2024, the practice covered all information systems involved in the transmission of test result information in the hospital, incorporated 711 test items, with the verification content increasing from 4 to 11 items, achieving significant outcomes and providing references for other hospitals to improve the consistency verification of test results.