A&T : LAS PRIMER

Here introduces the report related to the LAS (Laboratory Automation System).

The standardization of LAS
Masahide Sasaki (Professor of Laboratory Medicine, Kochi Medical School): Recent trends in the standardization of laboratory automation systems Takashi Kanno (Professor of Laboratory Medicine, Hamamatsu University School of Medicine): Trends in the standardization of laboratory automation systems Keiichi Naka (Department of Medicine, Osaka City University): Standardization of laboratory automation systems:transportation methods and racks Katsumi Ogura (Medical Technologist of the Department of Laboratory, Kochi Medical School Hospital): Standardization of laboratory automation systems:connection of analyzers Hiromi Kataoka (Medical Technologist of the Department of Laboratory, Kochi Medical School Hospital): Standardization of laboratory automation systems:information and communication
The trends of LAS
Masahide Sasaki (Professor of Laboratory Medicine, Kochi Medical School): Expectations relating to future laboratory automation systems:the way laboratory automation systems should be Takashi Kanno (Professor of Laboratory Medicine, Hamamatsu University School of Medicine): Ideal laboratory automation systems Jutaro Tadano (Director, Transfusion Department Chief, Laboratory Head and Professor at Saga Medical School): Effects of automation on laboratories:a transformation from a labor productivity type to an intelligence productivity type laboratory
The outputs of LAS
Hirokazu Chikakiyo (Chief technologist of Komatsujima Red Cross Hospital Laboratory): Transportation system-laboratory automation systems and one additional venue Katsuharu Kakihana (Medical and Information Adviser, Aso Cement Co., Ltd.): Laboratory automation systems from a hospital management point of view
A&T's concept about LAS
Shunji Matsuzaki (President & CEO, A&T Corporation): Construction of Laboratory Automation System by A&T

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