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'''"[[Journal:Developing a customized approach for strengthening tuberculosis laboratory quality management systems toward accreditation|Developing a customized approach for strengthening tuberculosis laboratory quality management systems toward accreditation]]"'''
'''"[[Journal:Information management for enabling systems medicine|Information management for enabling systems medicine]]"'''


Quality-assured tuberculosis [[laboratory]] services are critical to achieve global and national goals for tuberculosis prevention and care. Implementation of a [[quality management system]] (QMS) in laboratories leads to improved quality of diagnostic tests and better patient care. The Strengthening Laboratory Management Toward Accreditation (SLMTA) program has led to measurable improvements in the QMS of [[clinical laboratory|clinical laboratories]]. However, progress in tuberculosis laboratories has been slower, which may be attributed to the need for a structured tuberculosis-specific approach to implementing QMS. We describe the development and early implementation of the Strengthening Tuberculosis Laboratory Management Toward Accreditation (TB SLMTA) program. The TB SLMTA curriculum was developed by customizing the SLMTA curriculum to include specific tools, job aids, and supplementary materials specific to the tuberculosis laboratory. ('''[[Journal:Developing a customized approach for strengthening tuberculosis laboratory quality management systems toward accreditation|Full article...]]''')<br />
Systems medicine is a data-oriented approach in research and clinical practice to support the study and treatment of complex diseases. It relies on well-defined information management processes providing comprehensive and up-to-date information as the basis for [[Clinical decision support system|electronic decision support]]. The authors suggest a three-layer information technology (IT) architecture for systems medicine and a cyclic data management approach, including a knowledge base that is dynamically updated by extract, transform, and load (ETL) procedures. Decision support is suggested as case-based and rule-based components. Results are presented via a user interface to acknowledging clinical requirements in terms of time and complexity. The systems medicine application was implemented as a prototype. ('''[[Journal:Information management for enabling systems medicine|Full article...]]''')<br />
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"Information management for enabling systems medicine"

Systems medicine is a data-oriented approach in research and clinical practice to support the study and treatment of complex diseases. It relies on well-defined information management processes providing comprehensive and up-to-date information as the basis for electronic decision support. The authors suggest a three-layer information technology (IT) architecture for systems medicine and a cyclic data management approach, including a knowledge base that is dynamically updated by extract, transform, and load (ETL) procedures. Decision support is suggested as case-based and rule-based components. Results are presented via a user interface to acknowledging clinical requirements in terms of time and complexity. The systems medicine application was implemented as a prototype. (Full article...)

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▪ Developing a customized approach for strengthening tuberculosis laboratory quality management systems toward accreditation
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▪ Rethinking data sharing and human participant protection in social science research: Applications from the qualitative realm
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