According to the company, the LabelClinic Print Server enables blood banks in regional collection centers and hospital transfusion services to integrate critical blood product database tables and label printing with their blood bank information systems, including access to the 6000+ blood product codes in the International Council for Commonality in Blood Banking Automation (ICCBBA) database.
In addition, small hospital transfusion services can deploy LabelClinic as a stand-alone software solution along with a thermal printer and FDA approved label media. In both the integrated and stand-alone deployments, LabelClinic is printer agnostic and enables the user to select any model of thermal printer they choose, or use existing printers instead of the requirement to purchase specialized printers.
LabelClinic Print Server version 2.5 brings service-oriented-architecture to blood labeling through a web service interface. The web services of LabelClinic enables requests to ICCBBA database tables translated for use per the ISBT-128 standard as well as all label formats within the ISBT-128 and ABC Codabar standards. Implementing the web services interface gives simple access to the rich functionality of LabelClinic such as blood product database queries, label printing, dynamic print previews and more, said Niceware.
Lee Patty, vice president of marketing at Niceware, said: The release of LabelClinic version 2.5 with a web services interface moves the LabelClinic product into the realm of enterprise applications with SOA. This demonstrates Niceware’s dedication to evolving LabelClinic to provide a complete blood labeling software solution from the desktop to the global enterprise.
