The webinar presents a LIMS Biobank Management System tailored for biobanks, ensuring efficient sample management and adherence to ISBER Best Practices and regulatory standards.

It enables easy collection, storage, and processing of specimens while recording donor/cohort information and maintaining audited records. Key benefits include tracking and managing studies, configuring workflows without coding, built-in security, and comprehensive audit trails.

The system supports ISBER Best Practices such as specimen allocation, patient consent management, tracking, equipment calibration, and environmental monitoring. It facilitates specimen registration and storage management with customizable workflows.

The Environmental Monitoring module ensures adherence to temperature and environmental standards. Extensive reporting capabilities and dashboard displays provide insights into sample management and performance indicators.

The webinar demonstrates the system's adaptability and its role in implementing industry-standard practices for biobank management.

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Who Should Attend    

Why Should You Attend

The webinar on the LIMS Biobank Management System highlights its importance in managing biobanks efficiently, particularly addressing the fear, uncertainty, and doubt in Lab operations. The system facilitates sample collection, storage, and processing in alignment with ISBER Best Practice recommendations and regulatory requirements. Notably, it records and manages donor/cohort information, ensures audited records of specimens, and supports a wide range of studies and research projects.

Key benefits include the ability to track and manage studies, configure workflows without coding, ensure security through access restrictions, and maintain an audit trail. The system also logs sample storage and movement, ensuring regulatory compliance. It supports ISBER Best Practices by facilitating specimen allocation, patient consent management, specimen tracking, equipment management, environmental monitoring, specimen audits, and QA management.

Moreover, the system's user-friendly interface enables easy adaptation to individual organizational needs. The webinar emphasizes its role in implementing ISBER Best Practices and highlights its extensive reporting capabilities and dashboard displays for monitoring Key Performance Indicators (KPIs).

Attending the webinar provides insights into optimizing biobank management and addressing concerns surrounding compliance, efficiency, and best practices.

Topic Background

The International Society for Biological and Environmental Repositories (ISBER) outlines the most effective practices for the management of biological and environmental specimen collections and repositories.