[Histonet] PI Reports

[Victor Tobias]

Allison,

We are using PowerPath and for frozen sections, we have fields setup to 
enter the received time and completed time. During our recent CAP 
inspection we were asked about our TAT. I ran a quick report and our 
average came in under 20 min. so we were OK.

We also have a section for specimen adequacy which is similiar to your 
specimen discrepancy log. I don't have a clue as to how often it is run.

We have a variety of reports for management, such as TAT statistics, 
overdue cases, etc.

Victor

Edward Scott wrote:

>Hello to all in histoland. I would like to know what type of PI reports are
>being done by histo supervisors and managers.  I am currently doing
>turnaround time for frozen sections and immuno send outs.  We dont do our
>own immuno.  I also do specimen discrepancy as it pertains to to
>requisitions that we receive.  For example, we us Copath and at the end o f
>the day I pull out a specimen discrepancy log that has documentation for
>things like no procedure date, no clinical history, no patient history, no
>location, no attending physicians name.  If anyone would like to share some
>of the reports that they do I would be greatly appreciative.  I am looking
>to make some changes.  Merry Christmas to all.
> 
>Allison Scott
>Histology Supervisor
>LBJ Hospital
>Houston , Texas
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Victor Tobias
Clinical Applications Analyst
University of Washington Medical Center
Dept of Pathology Room BB220
1959 NE Pacific
Seattle, WA 98195
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