Sunquest Information Systems is recognised as a market leader in the design, development and delivery of laboratory and diagnostic information solutions. Today more than 1,400 hospitals and commercial laboratories across the US, Canada, Western Europe and the Middle East utilise its software and services. Industry share includes more than 20 percent of US hospitals over 150 beds, 36 percent of the top 25 US medical centres and a 60 percent market share in laboratory connectivity, orders, reporting and messaging solutions in UK Trusts.
Built on reliable technology required for mission critical applications, Sunquest’s award-winning laboratory information systems have been designed to meet the business and healthcare delivery objectives of today’s healthcare providers. This is achieved by enabling the integration of various systems containing medical records, billing and financial information, laboratory data, and other lab-related information into a unified system.
Sunquest’s suite of diagnostic solutions include: customisable IT health solutions, services and support for general laboratory, specimen collection and transfusion positive patient ID, microbiology, blood bank, molecular testing and pathology; positive patient identification solutions that enable zero error specimen collection management and closed loop transfusion management; outreach solutions that enhance patient safety by ensuring specimen integrity and customer relationship management and sales force automation and business Intelligence tools that provide comprehensive information regarding business processes and financials.
Founded in 1979, Sunquest’s industry expertise has been continually enhanced by its collaborative approach to working with its customers. Its solutions ensure that they deliver against challenges healthcare organisations face such as exceeding patient safety goals and improving the quality and timeliness of delivery of clinical information as well as pioneering the implementation of predictive and personalised medicine. Sunquest also introduced the concept of Five Rights of Laboratory Testing to champion the importance of the laboratory in the safe delivery of healthcare.
