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LIS1-A
Vol. 23 No. 7
Formerly ASTM E1381-02
Standard Specification for Low-Level Protocol to Transfer Messages
Between Clinical Laboratory Instruments and Computer Systems
This document describes the electronic transmission of digital information between clinical laboratory
instruments and computer systems.
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the principle that consensus is an effective and cost-
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Volume 23 LIS1-A
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Preface
In 2001, ASTM Committee E31 decided to restructure its operations, with the intent of focusing on
standards-development issues such as security, privacy, and the electronic health record. Part of the
reorganization plan was to explore the option of transferring responsibility for nine E31.13 standards to
NCCLS.
The NCCLS Area Committee on Automation and Informatics, at its meeting in April 2002, reached a
positive assessment of the value of the ASTM standards and encouraged the NCCLS Executive Offices
staff to pursue negotiations with ASTM on transferring these standards to NCCLS.
Following this transfer, these nine standards (formerly ASTM E792; E1029; E1238; E1246; E1381;
E1394; E1466; E1639; and E2118) have been redesignated as NCCLS standards LIS1 through LIS9.
The Area Committee on Automation and Informatics has assumed responsibility for maintaining the
documents and will revise or update each document in accord with NCCLS Administrative Procedures.
This document is the equivalent of ASTM E1381-02 but has been redesignated and is now maintained by
NCCLS. This document has been approved as an American National Standard (ANSI/ASTM E1381-02).
Number 7 NCCLS
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recording, or otherwise) without prior written permission from NCCLS, except as stated below.
NCCLS hereby grants permission to reproduce limited portions of this publication for use in laboratory
procedure manuals at a single site, for interlibrary loan, or for use in educational programs provided that
multiple copies of such reproduction shall include the following notice, be distributed without charge,
and, in no event, contain more than 20% of the document’s text.
Reproduced with permission, from NCCLS publication LIS1-A—Standard Specification
for Low-Level Protocol to Transfer Messages Between Clinical Laboratory Instruments
and Computer Systems (ISBN 1-56238-489-9). Copies of the current edition may be
obtained from NCCLS, 940 West Valley Road, Suite 1400, Wayne, Pennsylvania 19087-
1898, USA.
Permission to reproduce or otherwise use the text of this document to an extent that exceeds the
exemptions granted here or under the Copyright Law must be obtained from NCCLS by written request.
To request such permission, address inquiries to the Executive Director, NCCLS, 940 West Valley Road,
Suite 1400, Wayne, Pennsylvania 19087-1898, USA.
Copyright
©
2003. The National Committee for Clinical Laboratory Standards.
Suggested Citation
(NCCLS. Standard Specification for Low-Level Protocol to Transfer Messages Between Clinical
Laboratory Instruments and Computer Systems. NCCLS document LIS1-A [ISBN 1-56238-489-9].
NCCLS, 940 West Valley Road, Suite 1400, Wayne, Pennsylvania 19087-1898 USA, 2003.)
Published
April 2003
ISBN 1-56238-489-9
ISSN 0273-3099
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