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The LISIn developmentSample data

The LIS, from tube to report.

LIS case file: ordered tests, French lab fee schedule pricing (€33.75), split between national insurance, top-up insurer and patient, insurance rights check — Case file: the fee-schedule price, each payer’s share, and the coverage check, next to the tests.

Accessioning, bench, sign-off, delivery.

Sample receiving: expected tubes grouped by courier run and site, with remaining stability time and out-of-window tubes to report — Accessioning: expected tubes by courier run and site, their remaining stability, and “Exceeded by 2 h 10” to report.

Hematology bench: CBC results entry grid with reference ranges and units, analyzers and today’s QC status — Bench: a CBC entered from the keyboard, with reference ranges, units, analyzers, and today’s QC.

Biologist sign-off screen with a critical sodium of 117 mmol/L, a call to the ordering doctor to log, prior results and deltas — Sign-off: a sodium of 117 mmol/L, and the call to the ordering doctor to log before release.

Lab report ready to print and its failed delivery to the doctor, with the reason in plain words and the retry count — Reports: a failed delivery says why (“Recipient mailbox not found”) and counts its retries.

Catalog, connections, billing.

Catalogue chain view: from each word on the order down to the analyzer test, tube, billing code and amount — Catalog: from the word on the order to the analyzer test, tube, billing code, and amount, on one screen.

HPRIM message viewer: an incoming results message decoded field by field, identity and case checks, unit conversion and raw message — Connections: every HPRIM message decoded field by field, identity checked, units converted.

Rejected top-up insurer claim, with the reason and three actions: fix the rights, resend, re-bill the patient — Billing: a rejected insurer claim, its reason, and three ways out: fix coverage, resend, bill the patient.

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