
Unilab-300 Online Management System
The Unilab Online System is the central hub of communication of the Unilab Laboratory System. Deliberately separated from the main system, it provides the utmost degree of reliability, assuring the continuous data exchange with all connected devices.
The Unilab Online System is designed as a Java Servlet application running on an application server, which enables the Online System not only with Web 2.0 features including 100% ajax support for state of the art interactive dialogs as well as a stable foundation for communication with instruments via a large array of protocols and/or physical interfaces. While the definition of the devices is administered by web dialogs from anywhere in the laboratory and beyond (e.g. from outside the hospital with access to the labs network). This definition includes configuration of the devices communication interface as well as device type related data like the definition of tests run on the instrument, worklists, et al.
Javascript based device drivers cover all different kinds of communication protocols used in online communication. Every driver can be altered exactly to the customers wishes.
The Unilab Online System supports RS232 serial connection, parallel interface, network based communication and USB connections.
Protocol-wise the Online System supports TCP/IP socket client and server communication, WebService client and server (SOAP and REST), file system based storage, FTP as well as JDBC/ODBC. Legacy protocols like X-Modem, Z-Modem, Kermit are supported naturally.
Online connections are possible uni or bidirectional supporting query and batch mode as well as sample position mode without positive sample identification. Next to the dialog based (web GUI) definition of the interface, set of tests for the instrument, related worklists, rules for the import of test results into the U700 system, result conversions and alike, the driver of the instrument can be scripted to send demographical patient data and sender data, additionally to test data to the instrument if it supports it and can handle any type of even the most exotic protocols as well as standards like ASTM.
POCT instruments are supported, naturally too, in the Online System. Patient Query as well as POCT requisition generation can be selected for any instrument. Furthermore it is possible to run an instrument in dual mode, meaning it can act as a standard clinical analyzer, capable of sending results for existing requisitions as well as creating POCT requisitions on the fly. Typical POCT protocols like POCT1-A, HL7 and ASTM are supported as well as special proprietary ones.
The third group of analyzers consists of microbiology type instruments that can transmit susceptibility tests for resistance results as well as identification tests for germs. Uploadable to a microbiology analyzer is the usual array of information including patient demographics as well as test information.
Additionally to the ability of communicating with any possible analyzer, the Online System supports communication to (legacy) card readers, label printers, PCL/Postscript printer and even to other IT systems in the hospital e.g. PACS, Patient Management Systems.
The Online Management module offers the user a more detailed view of the status of the instruments in the laboratory, including workload checks of instruments or laboratory areas to identify bottlenecks in the workflow of the laboratory routine and sample searches for localizing a specific sample in the laboratory.
Giving a central overview of the analyzers in the laboratory the instrument surveillance dialog offers information of errors or problems on specific analyzers and gives this information to the fingertips of the responsible personnel. An extensive errorlog for each device makes the tracking of errors easy.
The Quality Control Module, intervowen into the Online system offers the en detail definition of targetvalues and ad-hoc tests for every instrument/control/test combination for different timeframes/charges, even ones in the future as well as different test methods like precision or accuracy. Test breaches can be reported not only to the Onlines Management module but as well via Unilab Messaging System directly to a users workplace.
Quality Control test results can be commented and manually entered as well.
The report screen of the Quality Control offers diagrams of the last X QC values, CuSum flow and a detailed textual and graphical view with the possibility of restricting the view by instrument/analysis/control and charge.
The deviation development can be checked by comparing different controls/instruments with a specific timeframe limitation, including a graphical and textual representation.
The functionality is rounded off by the graphical representation of the Youden Plot which allows the comparison of controls, analyses, instruments and time periods.
The following clincal analyzers have been connected via the Online Management System:
Abbott Architect 2000 |
Abbott Axsym |
Abbott Cell-Dyn 3000A |
Abbott Cell-Dyn 3200 |
Abbott Cell-Dyn 3500 |
Abbott Cell-Dyn 4000 |
Abbott Cell-Dyn Sapphire |
Abbott IMX |
Abbott TDX |
ACL 2000 |
Abbott ACS |
ACS 180 |
Abbott Aeroset |
Afinion AS100 |
AFM 5051 |
Amerlite |
APC 5040 |
API 3000 |
Argos ABX |
AutoDELFIA |
AVL 945 |
AVL 995 |
Bact Alert |
Bactec 9240 |
Bactec MGIT |
Bactect MGIT960 |
Baker 9000 |
Bayer Advia 120 |
Bayer Advia 2120 |
Bayer Advia 60 |
Beckman Access |
Beckmann Access |
Beckmann Array |
Beckmann Image |
Behring BCS |
Behring BNA |
BEP 2000 |
Berilux |
Berthold LB2104 |
BFA Comed |
Biorad D10 |
Biosys ABI 7500 |
BN Prospec |
BNA100 |
Boehring Mannheim ES 600 |
Boehring Mannheim ES300 |
Boehringer Mannheim ACA SX Dupon |
Sebia Cappilarys |
Siemens Centaur |
Chiron 865 |
CIS-Bio Kryptor |
Clinitek 500 |
Cobas 3000 |
Cobas Amplicore |
Cobas AmpliLink |
Cobas b221 |
Cobas Integra |
Cobas Integra 700 |
Cobas Mira Plus |
Cobas Mira S |
Cobas-e411 |
Cobas-Integra-400 |
Commander FPC 2.0 |
Corning 178 |
Corning 278 |
Coulter MAXM |
Coulter Onyx |
Coulter S Plus VI |
Coulter S880 |
Coulter STKS |
Coulter T660 |
Coulter T840 |
Dimension CCS |
DPC |
DPC-Immulite |
ECA 2000 |
Roche Diagnostics Elecsys 1010 |
Roche Diagnostics Elecsys 2010 |
Elektra 1000C |
Elisa |
Elphormat 3 |
Elphormat Fractoscan |
EPOS Analyzer 5060 |
EtiMAX |
Fiske osmometer |
FLEXI Comed |
Fractoscan Junior |
Gluco-Com |
Greiner G-450 |
Hematrak 590 |
Hemocue |
Hemocue B-Glucose |
Hitachi 704 |
Hitachi 705 |
Hitachi 717 |
Hitachi 747 |
Hitachi 911 |
Hitachi 912 |
Hitachi902 |
ICP-MS |
Pharmacia Diagnostics IDM (ImmunoCAP 1000) |
Pharmacia Diagnostics IDM (ImmunoCAP 250) |
Immulite 2000 |
Immulite workcell |
IMX |
Kalletadt |
Kodak E250 |
Kodak E500 |
Kodak E700 |
Kone Progress |
Kone60i |
LaRoche P242 |
LaRoche PSM |
LCMSMS |
Leader 50 |
Leucodiff 700 |
Diasorin Liaison |
Mastercap |
Miditron M |
Mini Vidas |
Minos STX |
MMS |
Multicalc Delphia |
Multicalc Wallac |
Nephelometer BN2 |
Olympus OLA2500 |
BD ProbeTec |
Siemens ProSpec |
Q&A |
Radiometer ABL 30 |
Radiometer ABL 50 |
Radiometer ABL 500 |
Radiometer ABL 505 |
Radiometer ABL 510 |
Radiometer ABL 520 |
Radiometer ABL 625 |
Radiometer ABL 725 |
Radiometer ABL 735 |
Radiometer ABL 800 |
Radiometer ACL 100 |
Radiometer ACL TOP |
Radiometer Radiance |
Rapidcomm |
Rapidlab 840 |
Rapimat II |
QIAGEN Rosys |
Sebia Hyris II |
Sedi |
Sedi 15 |
SLT |
Sorin ETI System |
Sorin ETI-LAB |
Roche Sta-Compact |
Roche StaGo |
Roche STA-R |
Roche StaREvolution |
Roche StaRRsed |
Super L2 |
Sysmex CA-1000 |
Sysmex K-4500 |
Sysmex NE-1500 |
Sysmex NE-8000 |
Sysmex SE-9000 |
Sysmex SIS |
Sysmex SS-3000 |
Sysmex XS1000 |
Sysmex XT2000 |
Unistat Tango |
Tecan BEPIII |
Tecan Freedom EVOlyzer |
Tecan Sample Dispatcher |
Technicon Immuno 1 |
Thrombolyzer |
Tosoh-G7 |
Trombolizer |
UDM Unicap 1000/100 |
URISYS 1800 |
Urotron RL9 |
Variant II |
VEGA |
Victor |
bioMérieux Vitek 2 |
Vitros 3600 |
Vitros 5600 |
Vitros 750 XRC |
Vitros250 |
Vitros950 |
Vogel Multiphorese IV |
Waters MassLynx 4.1 |
Wallac Wizard 1417 |