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'''"[[Journal:Registered data-centered lab management system based on data ownership security architecture|Registered data-centered lab management system based on data ownership security architecture]]"'''
'''"[[Journal:Laboratory automation, informatics, and artificial intelligence: Current and future perspectives in clinical microbiology|Laboratory automation, informatics, and artificial intelligence: Current and future perspectives in clinical microbiology]]"'''


University and college [[Laboratory|laboratories]] are important places to train professional and technical personnel. Various regulatory departments in colleges and universities still rely on traditional laboratory management in [[research]] projects, which are prone to problems such as untimely [[information]] and data transmission. The present study aimed to propose a new method to solve the problem of data islands, explicit ownership, conditional sharing, [[Information security|data security]], and efficiency during laboratory [[Information management|data management]]. Hence, this study aimed to develop a data-centered lab management system that enhances the security of laboratory data management and allows the data owners of the labs to control [[data sharing]] with other users ... ('''[[Journal:Registered data-centered lab management system based on data ownership security architecture|Full article...]]''')<br />
[[Clinical laboratory|Clinical diagnostic laboratories]] produce one product—[[information]]—and for this to be valuable, the information must be clinically relevant, accurate, and timely. Although diagnostic information can clearly improve patient outcomes and decrease healthcare costs, technological challenges and [[laboratory]] [[workflow]] practices affect the timeliness and clinical value of diagnostics. This article will examine how prioritizing laboratory practices in a patient-oriented approach can be used to optimize technology advances for improved patient care. ... ('''[[Journal:Laboratory automation, informatics, and artificial intelligence: Current and future perspectives in clinical microbiology|Full article...]]''')<br />
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"Laboratory automation, informatics, and artificial intelligence: Current and future perspectives in clinical microbiology"

Clinical diagnostic laboratories produce one product—information—and for this to be valuable, the information must be clinically relevant, accurate, and timely. Although diagnostic information can clearly improve patient outcomes and decrease healthcare costs, technological challenges and laboratory workflow practices affect the timeliness and clinical value of diagnostics. This article will examine how prioritizing laboratory practices in a patient-oriented approach can be used to optimize technology advances for improved patient care. ... (Full article...)
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