Information for GPs & Clinicians – Laboratory Information Management Migration
Milton Keynes University Hospital Pathology Services to migrate to new Laboratory Information Management System (LIMS)
Milton Keynes University Hospital (MKUH) will be migrating to a new Laboratory Information Management System (LIMS) on 16 June 2025.
You may notice some small changes to the pathology results interface you use in the run-up to this date. You can find an updated list of changes here:
Date of change | Result type | Current/previous reporting | Update to reporting |
22/04/2025 | Haemoglobin A1C | Currently reports with two result lines:
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The name of the test will be changing to: Haemoglobin A1C (IFCC). There will be one result line:
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22/04/2025 | Cryo Proteins / Cryoglobulins | Currently reports with eight result lines:
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The name of the test will be changing to: Cryoglobulins. There will be three result lines:
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23/04/2025 | Haemoglobinopathy Screen | Currently reports with three result lines:
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The name of the test will be changing to: Non Ante-Natal Haemoglobinopathy. There will be nine result lines:
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23/04/2025 | Antenatal Haemoglobinopathy Screen | Currently reports with four result lines:
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The name of the test will be changing to: Haemoglobinopathy Screen. There will be nine result lines:
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23/04/2025 | Partner Haemoglobinopathy Screen | Currently reports with four result lines:
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The name of the test will be changing to: Haemoglobinopathy – Biological Father Testing. There will be nine result lines:
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Staff
DrFarhanAhmed
Consultant Chemical Pathology
DrPrithwirajChakrabarti
Consultant Microbiologist
DrMoynaDwyer
Consultant
DrAchammaJohn
Consultant
DrPoonamKapila
Consultant Microbiologist
DrSherlyMathews
Consultant
DrAngusMolyneux
Consultant
DrMansoorRaza
Consultant in infectious diseases and microbiology
Patient Information Leaflets
Blood Transfusion
- Information for adult patients who may wish to refuse the use of blood / blood components
- Blood Groups and Red Cell Antibodies in Pregnancy
- Information for patients about blood transfusion
- Protecting women and babies with anti-D Immunoglobulin
- Red Cell Antibodies
Maternity
Pathology
- Information for adult patients who may wish to refuse the use of blood / blood components
- Blood Groups and Red Cell Antibodies in Pregnancy
- Information for patients about blood transfusion
- Protecting women and babies with anti-D Immunoglobulin
- Red Cell Antibodies
- Instructions for patients collecting urine samples for Oxalate
- Information for patients about blood transfusion
- Information for Adult patients who may wish to refuse the use of Blood / Blood Products.
- A simple guide to the post-mortem examination procedure
Last Modified: 2:32pm 14/04/2025