Infolinks July 2010 Pan Flu Project

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Eduardo Gonzalez Loumiet, MBA, PMP, CPHIMS

This document discusses a partnership project between the Florida and Texas Departments of Health to exchange influenza laboratory data. Both states use the same LIMS system (LabWare) and have similar populations and public health challenges. The goals of the project are to exchange lab test orders and results between the two states, other states, and federal partners; develop a surge capacity model for pandemic flu testing; and integrate their LIMS systems to enable interoperable data exchange. Key challenges include differences in how each state has configured their LIMS and the distance between the states. The project involves using various technologies like Mirth and Rhapsody for integration and PHINMS for data exchange.

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Both Texas and Florida knew they had to partner to accomplish some of the goals in this grant. So they started with looking for a state with same LIMS (common denominator). In this case, Florida and Texas both use LABWARE with many similar characteristics like population, natural disasters, wildlife, commercial fishing industries, waters around the state, and international visitors, even illegal immigrants.

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