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INTEGRATED INFORMATION SYSTEM FOR LABORATORY ANALYSIS
Weblab is an innovative information system for the management of clinical and microbiological chemical analysis laboratories (LIS).
Weblab is the result of more than forty years of experience of TESI in the realisation of information systems in this field and is based on a native Web architecture and uses a database relational standard SQL or PostgreSQL.
It is an open system, designed for data exchange and integration with other information systems (OE, CUP, etc.), and has an operator interface simple and immediate.
The architecture of WEBLAB allows to realise a wide range of "customised" configurations for the needs of each public and private Analysis Laboratory and the multicentric management for the implementation of the so-called LUL (Unique Logical Laboratory).
WEBLAB manages the Laboratory ensuring total control and traceability of analytical processes in accordance with the most popular international standards.
Weblab complies with the regulatory obligations of Legislative Decree No. 196/2003 (Privacy) and s.m.i., the regulation on the protection of personal data EU 2016/679 GDPR.
Weblab is the result of more than forty years of experience of TESI in the realisation of information systems in this field and is based on a native Web architecture and uses a database relational standard SQL or PostgreSQL.
It is an open system, designed for data exchange and integration with other information systems (OE, CUP, etc.), and has an operator interface simple and immediate.
The architecture of WEBLAB allows to realise a wide range of "customised" configurations for the needs of each public and private Analysis Laboratory and the multicentric management for the implementation of the so-called LUL (Unique Logical Laboratory).
WEBLAB manages the Laboratory ensuring total control and traceability of analytical processes in accordance with the most popular international standards.
Weblab complies with the regulatory obligations of Legislative Decree No. 196/2003 (Privacy) and s.m.i., the regulation on the protection of personal data EU 2016/679 GDPR.
