Departments

Laboratory

See every order, what step it is at, and do the next step.
Test master (ranges and prices)Import / export tests
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Lab worklist

Each row shows the one next step. Orders arrive here when a doctor signs a prescription with tests. Critical and overdue orders come first.
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How a lab report is made

1. Collect the sample. A sample number is made for the label.
2. Receive it in the lab.
3. Enter results. Flags (L, H, CRITICAL) appear by themselves.
4. Send for approval. The technician says the results are ready to be checked.
5. Approve and release. A different person (pathologist or senior technician) checks and signs. Only then is the report final.
6. Print. The doctor sees the report and it can be printed.

Two sign-offs, on purpose

This follows how labs work: first the technician checks the numbers, then the pathologist or senior person approves. The person who entered the results can never approve them.