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Laboratory Information Systems Project
TMTMNOTE: This edition of the Guidebook was published in November 2018. The May 2019 Guidebook is the most recent Information Systems Project Management:A Guidebook for International ImplementationsNovember 2018 FUNDINGThis publication was 100% funded with federal funds and supported by Cooperative Agreement #NU60OE000103 from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).Its contents are solely the responsibility of the authors and do not necessarily represent the views of publication has been a multi-year, multi-country collaborative effort. APHL would like to thank participants at LIS trainings in South Africa and Uganda for their feedback. Multiple teams developed and reviewed this Guidebook over several months: Core Development Team: The St. John Group/Srinath Remala, Reshma Kakkar, Michelle Meigs, Patina Zarcone and Bob Bostrom. Core Review Team: Michelle Meigs, Jan Flowers, Garrett Peterson, Paul Jankaus-kas, Kim Lewis, Solon Kidane and Kenneth Landgraf.
capacities of diagnostic and public health laboratories. The world’s medical care and public health systems could not provide the improved patient care and prevention of disease outbreaks we now have without LIS. The guide can help initiate and implement a Laboratory Information Sys-
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