CCL eLab Community vs DBD App

Atlas Medical is proud to introduce Cleveland Clinic Laboratories (CCL) e-Lab Community for use with the Apple iPhone® or iPod® Touch®. Beneficial to laboratory outreach programs and physicians, CCL e-Lab Community gives active caregivers secure access to patient results from their mobile device - no matter where they are. Quality care means access to clinical data 24 / 7. With CCL e-Lab Community, physicians will: - View new / unread patient results, with abnormal result flagging - Access complete patient reports, with interpretive notes - Verify individual patient demographics to ensure patient safety - View historical lab results - Phone patient while viewing results with simple tap-to-call option With CCL e-Lab Community, laboratories will: - Experience reduction of inbound calls requesting result or result status - Improve Physician satisfaction levels with quicker turnaround - Enhance lab branding and competitive edge in the marketplace with innovative service offerings This application requires the physician be a registered CCL e-Lab Community user. If you are a user associated with more than one site, you will have the option to select applicable location at log in. If you are not a registered LabWorks user, contact your laboratory representative to learn more about the LabWorks outreach solution. CCL e-Lab Community is a scalable, cost-effective order entry and results reporting solution for outreach environments. LabWorks features enable the laboratory to reduce medical necessity write-offs, accelerate collections and increase operational efficiency. CCL e-Lab Community is installed in over 115 laboratories and used by more 64,000 physicians world-wide. With CCL e-Lab Community you can have comfort in knowing that where you lead, the application will deliver accurate patient results — anytime, anywhere. Download the app today and join the CCL e-Lab Community movement.

To provide a handy, quick reference guide for donor optimisation and in theatre management for DBD. Donor optimisation builds on the stabilisation of the patient prior to brain-stem death testing and is essential to ensure the number and quality of organs retrieved are maximised.