Our core lab and special chemistry areas use these routines, saving specimens in three locations. The largest is the general chem freezer. Some areas like serology and micro do not use the system. I've attached our dictionary entries so you can get the picture. We use barcodes to enter everything, and the retrieval routines are excellent.
Judy Hill >>> "Tillery, Jeanne" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 10/19/2006 1:13:41 PM >>> Hi, We would like input from sites using Meditech's "Specimen Storage Routine". We'd like to know how you use the system and how you defined your dictionaries. A few questions we have are: Do you have a central storage location, or does your site have multiple specimen storage locations? Do you use the "Specimen Storage Routine" for all sample types or just blood specimens? Do you enter your specimens into "storage" by bar code scanning, manual entry or both? Thanks in advance for you help! Jeanne Tillery, MT (ASCP) LIS Manager Augusta Medical Center Fishersville, VA 22939 Phone: (540) 332-4530 Fax: (540) 332-4543 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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