Future-proof LIS dates, avoid Y2K-like bugs
A critical healthcare system (LIS) built in the 80s experienced a Y2K-like date bug due to a two-digit year storage and a 28-year offset workaround. This issue prevents future-dated orders, impacting operational continuity and data integrity for hospitals relying on such outdated systems.
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