ERP Med module

Laboratory: from request to validated result

The laboratory receives the requests entered at reception. Each parameter is routed to the analyser or bench that must process it, with its tube number, and every instrument has its own worklist.

Results are entered with their unit and reference ranges, then go through biological validation before they are released. Tests to be repeated have their own list.

Laboratory result entry: each parameter with its unit, source analyser and reference ranges
Manual result entry: parameters, reference ranges, source analyser and status of each line.

Laboratory

From sample to validated result

The laboratory receives requests, routes each parameter to the instrument that processes it, then enters and validates the results.

  • Each parameter is shown with its unit, its source instrument and its reference ranges.
  • The workflow runs from “labels printed” to “released”, through biological validation.
  • Tests to be repeated have their own dedicated list.
Laboratory dispatching: each parameter routed to its analyser with its tube number
Dispatching: result source, patient, parameter and tube number for each test.

Laboratory

Every parameter goes to its instrument

Dispatching routes each test to the analyser or bench that processes it, with the matching tube number.

  • Each instrument gets its own worklist.
  • Tube labels are generated by the system from the request.
  • Urgent requests are flagged right on the worklist.

Biological validation

Biological validation, file by file

In a result's workflow, biological validation comes before release. The validation screen shows, for each file, how many parameters have been entered and how many are still awaiting validation.

Biological validation: number of parameters entered and awaiting validation for each file
Biological validation: parameters entered and awaiting validation for each file.

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