Frequently Asked Questions
Can I only use
LabScheduler for technologists?
•
What kind of reports
can be obtained from LabScheduler?
•
What are the computer
requirements to operate LabScheduler?
•
How many people
can use LabScheduler?
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Q: Can I only use
LabScheduler for technologists?
A: No, LabScheduler can be used to schedule anyone in a laboratory
environment, including technicians, phlebotomists, and clerical
staff. In fact, the program can be used by any group of people
that posses skills and need to be assigned to workstations or
duties. A simple phone consultation with Medical Automation
Systems can determine whether or not an individual department
or group of employees is a good candidate for the program.
Q: What kind of reports
can be obtained from LabScheduler?
A: The three report types that can be generated are the schedule,
interval data, and resource data. Each report type provides
several options for the supervisor, enabling them to pick and
choose the exact data they wish to retrieve and print.
Q: What are the computer
requirements to operate LabScheduler?
A: The following requirements apply to each computer that will
run the LabScheduler software. For best performance, a system
configuration meeting or exceeding the "Recommended"
is encouraged. Each computer that uses LabScheduler will also
need to have Internet access and electronic mail configured.
|
|
Minimum |
Recommended |
|
Operating System |
Windows
95 or 98 |
Windows NT 4.0 |
|
CPU |
Intel
Celeron 300 MHz |
Pentium II or III 350 MHz |
|
RAM (Memory) |
64 MB |
128 MB |
|
Hard Drive |
1G |
4G |
|
Available Hard Disk
Space |
60 MB |
60 MB |
|
Removable Media |
CD Drive |
3 ¼ Floppy and
CD Drive |
|
Display |
15" at 800x600
resolution |
17" at 1024x768 resolution |
Q: How many people
can use LabScheduler?
A: There is no limit to the number of supervisors/ administrators
that can utilize the program. The decision of who should be
involved in scheduling and have access to LabScheduler is left
up to each facility and is usually dependent on how the database(s)
are designed to best meet the needs of all users. |