Modernization of Resource Borrowing: The Inception of the National University Allied Health Laboratory Inventory System

The College of Allied Health stands as a cornerstone institution dedicated to shaping the future of healthcare professionals through education and groundbreaking research. Despite its prestigious role, it experiences the ongoing challenge of efficiently managing essential apparatus, equipment, and consumables and enhancing the process of borrowing from the laboratory inventory. The university has undertaken an approach to address this by implementing a laboratory inventory. However, traditional methods, reliant on manual processes and in-person transactions, have proven inefficient, error-prone, and outdated. [1] The College of Allied Health will develop the Laboratory Inventory System to address these challenges. This borrower-centric innovative system will usher in a new era of efficiency and effectiveness. Its user-friendly interface, equipped with advanced features such as intuitive search and filtering options, a streamlined checkout process, a comprehensive form filling-up system, and real-time transaction tracking, will significantly transform the borrowing process for the Laboratory Inventory of the institution. The Laboratory Inventory System represents a significant step towards modernizing and streamlining the borrowing process. This system will empower the university to guarantee uninterrupted access to vital resources and enhance overall efficiency, benefiting students and faculty members by providing seamless access to essential resources.