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Procurement aspects in a government specialty hospital.

In summary, the various aspects involved in the procurement and supply management process of this institute have been outlined. The decisions that are made in the procurement process may vary; however, the goal to provide the users with the item at the time of need never varies in any environment.

Cancer Care Facilities↗

What's right and what's wrong with laboratory information system requests for proposals.

Using a formal request for proposal (RFP) has been widely promoted as an essential phase of laboratory information system (LIS) selection and acquisition. Recently, stories of system or project failure--despite adherence to the RFP procedure--have increased. Case reports suggest that the RFP itself may sometimes hinder, rather than facilitate, the system selection process. As with any tool, the RFP has strengths and weaknesses, either of which may predominate depending on how the tool is used. Laboratories should be aware of alternatives to the formal RFP and should view the RFP as part of an integrated process of system evaluation and selection.

Clinical Laboratory Information Systems↗

Bravely entering the new world of flow cytometry.

Deciding whether this sophisticated testing method is feasible for your laboratory requires extensive research. If the answer is yes, implementation demands planning, dedication, and hard work.

Cost-Benefit Analysis↗

More vendors aim pitch at small hospitals.

Computer vendors, operating in a sluggish market, are looking for business wherever they can find it, and small hospitals are virgin territory for many applications, including clinical and departmental systems. Sharply falling prices for minicomputers, microcomputers, printers and storage devices have cut the total cost of systems by at least 30% to 40%, putting them within the reach of smaller facilities.

Commerce↗