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Triple G Corporation
3100 Steeles Avenue East, Suite 600
Markham, Ontario. L3R 8T3
CANADA
Tel: +1 (888) 874-7534 or (905) 305-0041
Fax: +1 (905) 305-0046
E-mail: info@tripleg.com
Web: http://www.tripleg.com
Contact: Aleksandra Beverly
Triple G Corporation develops and distributes scalable laboratory information
systems combining UNIX, 4GL, RDBMS and client-server technologies. The relational
data management system and client-server technologies provide open, robust
and flexible applications. All laboratory
modules are fully integrated and reside on a single database. Triple G provides
functionality and flexibility in all areas of the clinical laboratory including
Clinical Chemistry, Hematology, Microbiology, Anatomic Pathology, Cytology
and Quality Control. Information sharing is achieved
across numerous platforms in single and multi-site facilities.
Triple G was established in 1988 with the goal of developing an entirely
new laboratory information system specifically designed to support the emerging
health care delivery models. From its inception, the ULTRA LIS incorporated
the needs of the integrated delivery services environment including multi-site
operation, extensive outreach programs, service orientation toward the providers,
easy integration of the various information system environments that would
be encountered, extensive support for local and wide area networking and
the ability to handle large volumes and a large number of concurrent users
while maintaining excellent throughput and response.
ULTRA LIS was implemented using Open System concepts, including the use
of a true relational database and fourth generation languages. The first
system was installed in late 1990 in Australia and today there are 36 systems
operational in Australia, New Zealand, Canada, US and Malaysia. Most of
the installations are distributed, hybrid, multi-site laboratories and hospitals
some of which process in excess of 12,000 patient requests per day.
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