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Dear all,
 
Are there any Abbott users who currently use Omnilab AMS software to submit patient median monitoring data to the Empower Percentile project in Belgium? We would like to take part in this scheme but need advice on how to automatically transmit the data on a daily basis.
 
I haven't had a response from Omnilab or Abbott regarding this question.
 
Many thanks,
Laura
 
 
Dr. Laura Bernstone  MSc DPhil
Senior Clinical Scientist
Department of Clinical Biochemistry
Wythenshawe Hospital
University Hospital of South Manchester NHS Foundation Trust
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0161 291 4788
 

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