Nearly three out of every four of the nation’s largest laboratories use Web-based systems for lab order entry and results reporting, but how do you choose such a system? And how do you encourage physicians to actually use it? Get answers to these questions and ask some of your own at this special 90-minute national audio conference, which will present expert advice for choosing, installing, and maintaining a Web-based system for lab order entry and results reporting.
- Find out the key questions you need to ask before committing to a Web-system
- Learn from most common snafus that occur during installation and how to avoid them
- Get tips on how to interface your Web system with physician practice management systems
- Find out the most effective strategies for convincing physician office clients to send in lab test orders via the Web
David Moore
Chief Information Officer, Spectrum Labs
David has worked for four companies in a healthcare information systems capacity since 1977. He has served in positions ranging from systems analyst to CFO and CIO. He has extensive experience in both building and running large systems. He joined Spectrum Laboratory Network in 2001 as CIO and has helped it become one of the leading regional laboratories in the nation.
Prior to joining Spectrum, David served as AVP – Billing Systems for Laboratory Corporation of America. There he was responsible for the convergence of the multitude of billing systems inherent in the merger between NHL and Roche. He moved to LabCorp from Antrim Corporation in 1997 after serving there for 10 years in a number of varied positions. Now owned by Misys Healthcare, Antrim has been a leading provider of laboratory information systems for over 25 years. Before Antrim, David served as CFO/CIO of NADACOM, Inc., a publicly held hospital information system company which had a number of large teaching hospitals as clients.
He received both his BBA and MBA from Baylor University in Waco, Texas and is a licensed CPA in the state of Texas.
Matthew J. Palazola
Administrative Director for Clinical and Diagnostic Services, White Plains Hospital Center
Areas of responsibility are Laboratory, Respiratory Threrapy, Non-invasive Cardiology. Administrative Director for the laboratory since 2000.Significant growth in Laboratory Outreach program, 2000 to present. Most of my time is spent in the laboratory
Host & Moderator:
Stephanie Murg,
Washington G-2 Reports
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Washington G-2 Reports is approved as a provider of PACE contact hour credits for clinical laboratory professionals, including Florida or California licensees, by the American Society for Clinical Laboratory Science (ASCLS). This program qualifies for 1.5 CEU credit hours.
