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ABDULRASHEED ISHAQ RABIUBuild a fully functional medical laboratory management system
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THE LABIN MOTION.
Patients, orders, specimens, results, reports, the test catalog and staff access — one accountable record from the order bench to the signed report.
First use? Enroll staff account
- ORDER
LAB-0042Order received
Logged · 08:12 - COLLECT
LAB-0042-AEDTA · 4.0 mL
Collected · 08:40 - ANALYZE
LAB-0042-ARack 3 · Position 07
In analysis - VERIFY
LAB-0042-APending review
Awaiting verification
Specimen workflow
- identify
- collect
- process
- verify
- report
Tray moved
What the laboratory records
Capability ledger- Patients
- Register patients for laboratory testing and open each record to review its linked orders and reports.
- Test Orders
- Create orders against a patient and the test catalog, then follow each order through the laboratory workflow.
- Specimens
- Record specimen collection against an order and track its status with aligned collection times and accession identifiers.
- Results
- Enter analyte values on a ruled worksheet, compare them against printed reference ranges, and finalize results for reporting.
- Reports
- Read finalized results as clinical reports, drawn from the same records the bench produced.
- Test Catalog
- Maintain the definitions of the tests the laboratory offers, so every order selects from an agreed set.
- Staff Access
- Managers govern staff accounts and their access to role-restricted laboratory records.
Capabilities described here. Laboratory records require a signed-in staff account.
Three staff roles
Register · 03 roles- Laboratory Technician
Handles specimens at the bench and records the results that carry each order toward verification.
WorkCollection, specimen status, result entry - Laboratory Manager
Oversees laboratory operations, maintains the test catalog, and governs staff access to the system.
WorkOperations, test catalog, staff access - Ordering Clinician
Requests laboratory tests and reads finalized reports to make clinical decisions.
WorkTest orders, finalized reports
THE LABIN MOTION.
Patients, orders, specimens, results, reports, the test catalog and staff access — one accountable record from the order bench to the signed report.
First use? Enroll staff account
- ORDER
LAB-0042Order received
Logged · 08:12 - COLLECT
LAB-0042-AEDTA · 4.0 mL
Collected · 08:40 - ANALYZE
LAB-0042-ARack 3 · Position 07
In analysis - VERIFY
LAB-0042-APending review
Awaiting verification
Specimen workflow
- identify
- collect
- process
- verify
- report
Tray moved
What the laboratory records
Capability ledger- Patients
- Register patients for laboratory testing and open each record to review its linked orders and reports.
- Test Orders
- Create orders against a patient and the test catalog, then follow each order through the laboratory workflow.
- Specimens
- Record specimen collection against an order and track its status with aligned collection times and accession identifiers.
- Results
- Enter analyte values on a ruled worksheet, compare them against printed reference ranges, and finalize results for reporting.
- Reports
- Read finalized results as clinical reports, drawn from the same records the bench produced.
- Test Catalog
- Maintain the definitions of the tests the laboratory offers, so every order selects from an agreed set.
- Staff Access
- Managers govern staff accounts and their access to role-restricted laboratory records.
Capabilities described here. Laboratory records require a signed-in staff account.
Three staff roles
Register · 03 roles- Laboratory Technician
Handles specimens at the bench and records the results that carry each order toward verification.
WorkCollection, specimen status, result entry - Laboratory Manager
Oversees laboratory operations, maintains the test catalog, and governs staff access to the system.
WorkOperations, test catalog, staff access - Ordering Clinician
Requests laboratory tests and reads finalized reports to make clinical decisions.
WorkTest orders, finalized reports
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