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Enabling Data Defensibility and Laboratory Productivity Using a Laboratory Execution System
Oral Presentation
Prepared by K. Smith
Narragansett Bay Commission, x, x, RI, x
Contact Information: Ksmith@Narrabay.com;
ABSTRACT
Data defensibility demands that environmental monitoring laboratories provide full traceability of its data from field sample collection, the execution of the analytical procedures to final result reporting.
To ensure labs can meet these increasing requirements, procedure control and data traceability must be available in a cost effective manner. Recent advances in laboratory informatics technology including the Laboratory Execution System or LES, have made this not only feasible, but flexible enough not to compromise a lab’s operational requirements.
See how one laboratory is implementing a comprehensive Laboratory Execution System based informatics system that provides a comprehensive solution from field sample collection to final result reporting.
Oral Presentation
Prepared by K. Smith
Narragansett Bay Commission, x, x, RI, x
Contact Information: Ksmith@Narrabay.com;
ABSTRACT
Data defensibility demands that environmental monitoring laboratories provide full traceability of its data from field sample collection, the execution of the analytical procedures to final result reporting.
To ensure labs can meet these increasing requirements, procedure control and data traceability must be available in a cost effective manner. Recent advances in laboratory informatics technology including the Laboratory Execution System or LES, have made this not only feasible, but flexible enough not to compromise a lab’s operational requirements.
See how one laboratory is implementing a comprehensive Laboratory Execution System based informatics system that provides a comprehensive solution from field sample collection to final result reporting.