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Introduction - NPEx...Custom Manifest The Shipping Manifest is the only piece of paper that should be printed during the NPEx process. Performing labs have full control over what they

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  • Introduction

    This session covers a very basic overview of NPEx and its web interface;

    • Background• How to configure tests and setup mapping• How to use the web interface• ….more

    We are using videos in this presentation that have been recorded using the NPEx TEST system – information may not be accurate.

    We assume no prior experience of using NPEx.

    But first, a very brief overview of NPEx…

  • Problems with Lab to Lab

    The current paper-based system is slow and costly:

    • A manual system for sending external tests (2-3% per annum are externally referred)

    • Wastes an estimated £3m per year in lost worker productivity• Paper-based system prone to error• Constant data re-entry between laboratories• Mistakes are easy to make but hard to spot• Lives of patients potentially resting on results• Loss of data

  • Lab to Lab vision

    “A national lab to lab exchange for laboratory medicine. From any lab, to any

    lab”

    • Provided for the NHS, by the NHS• Every lab in the UK is linked to every other lab

    in the UK• One single “exchange” for the whole of the UK

    • Werlabs• UKNEQAS – Birmingham Quality• Non-N3 Labs

  • (Very) Basic Messaging Workflow

    Your LIMS

    Interface

    Any other LIMS

    Interface

    Package into shipmentPrint shipping manifestDispatch to performer

    Performer confirms receipt

    NPEx is technologically agnostic

  • The web interface allows you to interact with the service and configure your lab.It has two main components:

    • Catalogue - configuration of the laboratory in NPEx• Setting up tests• Configuring users and assigning permissions• Configuring your shipping manifest• And more….

    • Lab2Lab - operational day-to-day management• View orders and results• Create shipments and shipping manifests

    Basics of Web Interface

  • Setup Test to Perform

  • Setup Test to Refer

  • Referrer generates order in LIMS.

    TEST: Copper Measurement (COP)SPECIMEN TYPE: Blood (B)SPECIMEN ID: B,17.1209845.KPATIENT: TESTPATIENT

  • Performer Accepts Request

  • Referrer Dispatches Shipment

  • Performer Confirms Shipment

    Note: you may confirm a shipment in your LIMS rather than NPEx and if so, this part of NPEx would not be used.

  • LIMS to LIMS automatic result transfer

    TEST: Copper Measurement (CU)REPORTABLE: Copper Measurement (CU)SPECIMEN TYPE: Blood (B)SPECIMEN ID: BS1234567WPATIENT: TESTPATIENT

    VALUE: 15UNITS: /LREF RANGE: 12-30FLAG: LOWRESULT COMMENT: Result comment hereSET COMMENT: Set comment here

  • Referrer Checks Result

  • Referrer Checks Status

  • Custom Manifest

    The Shipping Manifest is the only piece of paper that should be printed during the NPEx process.

    Performing labs have full control over what they want the shipping manifest to look like when they receive the samples.

    To configure the shipping manifest: “My Manifest” in catalogue

    Edit details such as;• Landscape or portrait• How the samples are sorted• What information is included about a sample• And more…

  • User Forum

    Access using your normal user account details for NPEx

    Ask questions to the NPExcommunity

    Take part in discussions

    Details of new features and enhancements available in NPEx

    NPEx User Guide

    FAQs

  • Support Desk

    The NPEx web interface contains a section called “Help and Support”

    Here you can:• Download the latest user

    guide• Link to RoD• Request a RoD account

    (if you don’t already have one)

    • Request a password reset for RoD

  • Support Desk

    For any issues or queries related to NPEx, contact our dedicated support desk

    We use a self-service web application called Remedy on Demand (RoD) which allows you to create a support ticket for the NPEx Team.

    The easiest way to contact the support desk.

    Alternatively, call THIS Service Desk on 01422 222600

  • Latest News

    Available on www.npex.nhs.uk (link provided in NPEx)

    NPEx Newsletter published every 2-3 months containing:• Latest news• New subscribers• New live laboratories• New features• User stories• And more…!

    Newsletter is published on www.npex.nhs.uk and also sent out by email to the main NPEx contact(s) at every laboratory

    We are also on Twitter: @thisnhsnpex

    http://www.npex.nhs.uk/http://www.npex.nhs.uk/

  • Quarterly WebEx

    We host a quarterly WebEx session – these are user focussed and everyone is welcome to attend.

    Usually give users a chance to ask any queries, questions or concerns that may arise during your use of NPEx. Additionally, this session is a great opportunity to participate in an open forum with other NPExusers and the NPEx Team to hold vital discussions and provide feedback.

    Topics covered alter each session and are published beforehand, recent topics include;• Upcoming User Group discussions• General Q&A of NPEx• New feature demonstrations

    Topics covered are not exhaustive and if you are interested in bringing a topic to the discussion, you are more than welcome to.

  • Annual User Group

    NPEx host an annual User Group – representatives from all laboratories are welcome to attend

    Consists of talks and workshops over the course of a day related to NPEx and digital pathology reporting, topic include:

    • Service enhancements• New adopter stories• End-user Case Studies• National/Regional Pathology Drivers• Workshops

    If you want to present a process or workflow that has been enabled by NPEx that you think would be beneficial for other laboratories, please contact us to discuss.