Case study

Turning fragmented laboratory reporting into a connected view.

National pathology network

A national pathology network connected reporting across separate laboratory systems.

A laboratory specialist reviews a pathology sample under a microscope
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Operating shift

Before

Separate reporting across laboratory systems

After

One connected operational view

Leadership lacked a reliable operating view because information from separate laboratory systems had to be consolidated by hand.

The network kept the laboratory systems that were working and created a shared data and reporting layer across them.

Reporting moved from separate manual consolidation to a connected operational view. Leaders and client teams could use the same information without replacing every LIS.

Leadership decision

Operational visibility can improve without replacing every laboratory system.

One connected operational view

The constraint

Leadership lacked a reliable operating view because information from separate laboratory systems had to be consolidated by hand.

The decision

The network kept the laboratory systems that were working and created a shared data and reporting layer across them.

What followed

Reporting moved from separate manual consolidation to a connected operational view. Leaders and client teams could use the same information without replacing every LIS.

How the operation changed

One result. Three connected moves.

Align

Define one reporting model.

Agree on the measures, owners, and decisions the operating view had to support.

Connect

Standardize the data path.

Bring information from separate LIS platforms into one consistent reporting layer.

Enable

Make the view usable.

Give operating teams a shared dashboard and remove repeated manual consolidation.

What leaders can carry forward

The result depended on the operating conditions around the technology.

  1. Start with the decisions leadership cannot make today.
  2. Standardize the view before changing core laboratory systems.
  3. Give every operating owner the same definition of performance.

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