Clinical Lab Environments & Objectives
The Clinical laboratory environment has drastically changed over the past years. Innovation, Automation, IT Connectivity and logistics, has resulted in, the emergence of bigger and bigger Laboratories and laboratory chains focused on operational efficiency. Driven by a constant competition, these labs look to optimize their resources and for cost effective solutions.
In the countries where the Clinical laboratories hasn’t been impacted by this phenomenon, innovation in analysis technology and data management is also the predominant driver for improving patient care and their necessary market development.
At the same time, reference Hospital and University laboratories are subjected to medical advances and cost constraints that require innovative technical and management solutions to provide a patient care of high quality.
Common to all the key players of the health network is the relentless pursuit of cost reduction.
Diagnostic
On the market, one can find plenty of innovative Technical and IT solutions to enable cost reduction and laboratory performance improvement. The challenge here is not the quantity and the quality of the solutions but:
- How do I make sure this solution is the best-fit solution for my lab?
- How will I manage this change?
- How to ensure that this solution won’t be one more layer that will increase the complexity in the operation management?
These critical questions, that are really challenging to answer, are for the lab Managers.
Sebia Lean Service, combined with Sebia product solutions and Scientific expertise, provides the process excellence and operational efficiency support to lab managers for answering these questions.
Workflow efficiency & lean management
The primary missions of laboratories is to provide high quality, reliable and timely clinical diagnosis results to health professionals and patients while staying within budget. This amounts to simply trying to reach efficiency, which is what Lean management solutions do: aim for Quality with just the necessary resources.
The main Lean principle is to concentrate the resources around the core mission of the lab while targeting and eliminating all unnecessary tasks. This results in performance improvement.
Lean Service Presentation
Sebia Lean service is designed to enhance the laboratory performance with customized product and management solutions. It is composed of a modular and scalable service offer.
Sebia Lean Service Package
Key benefits:
- Measure the overall laboratory performance
- Perform a waste analysis
- Identify Improvement opportunities
Key benefits:
- Ensure human, material and infrastructure lab resource optimization
- Provide appropriate product and management solutions
- Apply complex problem-solving methodology
Key benefits:
- Ensure a solution integration consistent with pre- and post-analytical processes
- Take into account operator capacity and capability
- Provide key elements of Change Management
Key benefits:
- Quantify the expected benefits
- Demonstrate efficiency providing data
- Set performance objectives
Key benefits:
- Develop a Lean culture by showing the lean management impact.
- Support people development
- Achieve operational excellence
Deliverables:
- Training sessions
- Workshop facilitation, Kaizen, Problem solving
- Standard Lean package deliverables
Audit plan:
- Scope: Logistics, pre to post analytical processes, QA, Product and IT solutions
- Requirements: From few hours for a training up to 3 days for a workshop for 1 to 3 Subject matter experts.
Agenda:
Round of discussions / presentations to set up the goals and strategy before execution.
Featured resources on Sebia Lean Service
See all resourcesTimely Diagnosis of Myeloma in Populations with Comorbidities and Health Disparities: Testing Considerations
Educational Webinar with Dr. Joseph Mikhael MD and Dr. Christopher Farnsworth, PhD
To see or not A1c? HbA1c utilization in light of recent lab guidelines
Educational Webinar with Dr. Matthew C. Wagner
Improving the diagnosis of AATD with aid of Serum Protein Electrophoresis
Educational Webinar with Dr. Ilaria Ferrarotti
Challenges in Implementing Capillary Electrophoresis for Immunotyping
Educational Webinar with Dr. Jack Maggiore from Loyola University Medical Center in Chicago, IL
Hemoglobinopathy Investigation – The Case for Capillary Electrophoresis
Educational Webinar with Jason EYRE
The importance of SPE and A1AT phenotyping for a better AATD patient management
Educational Webinar Pr Simone Scarlata
Clinical and Operational Aspects of Measuring Hemoglobin A1c by Capillary Electrophoresis
Educational Webinar with David G. Grenache, PhD, D(ABCC)
Chief Scientific Officer, TriCore Reference Laboratories
Impact of monoclonal antibody therapies on electrophoresis interpretation in myeloma patients
Educational Webinar with Dr. Rachel WHEELER
Recommendations for the laboratory diagnosis of von Willebrand disease
Educational Webinar with Juliana A. Silva
Early detection of Multiple Myeloma: The importance of serum protein electrophoresis
Educational Webinar with Dr. Julien GUILLEMAUD
Performance of HbA1c Assays in relation to clinical requirements for its use in diabetes
Educational Webinar with Dr. Cas WEYKAMP
AL Amyloidosis: Role of clinical lab in diagnosis and management
Educational Webinar with Prof. Giovanni PALLADINI, PhD
Performance of Immunotyping vs. Immunofixation for the Detection of Monoclonal Gammopathies
Educational Webinar with Katie Thoren, PhD, Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
Hemoglobinopathy Testing: What are the Key Points a Lab Should Consider?
Educational Webinar Dr. Cornelia L. Harteveld from Leiden University Medical Center
Multiple Myeloma clinical cases for diagnosis and monitoring according to latest IMWG recommendations
Educational Webinar with Prof. Alessandro Gozzetti, MD, PhD
The contribution of multimer analysis in the diagnosis of von Willebrand disease
Educational Webinar with Dr. Annette BOWYER, Lead Biomedical Scientist
The importance of CDT-IFCC, marker of chronic alcohol excessive consumption
Educational Webinar with M. Jean Deenmamode, IFCC Working Group Chair
From stand-alone to fully integrated Sebia solutions
Improve your lab performance by optimizing your Sebia solutions.
TAT reduction with solution integration
Understand your needs and constraints to provide you with the most suitable and integrated solution.
CAPILLARYS 3 TERA MC
The power of up to 36 capillaries in one automated high volume workcell.
MINICAP FLEX-PIERCING
The compact and affordable automation of Capillary Electrophoresis.
Serum and Urine Immunofixation
Identification of monoclonal proteins by agarose gel electrophoresis.
Serum and Urine Immunotyping
Fully automated monoclonal proteins identification by Capillarys electrophoresis.