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From order to result.

Specimen-to-result laboratory workflow with barcoding, analyser integration, reference ranges, critical-result escalation and publication to the record and the portal.

The problem

Laboratory turnaround is usually measured from the moment the sample reaches the bench, which excludes the two intervals where most of the delay lives: order to collection, and validation to publication.

A result that is technically fast and clinically late has not helped the patient.

Core workflow

Specimen to publication.

01
Order
Clinical order with priority and specimen requirements.
02
Collection
Barcoded collection at the point of care, timed.
03
Receipt
Acceptance, rejection criteria and aliquoting.
04
Analysis
Analyser interface, quality control and repeats.
05
Validation
Reference ranges, deltas and critical-value rules.
06
Publication
Result to the record, the clinician and the patient portal.
Key capabilities

Specimen

Barcode and label printingCollection worklistsChain of custodyRejection reasonsReferral to external labs

Analysis

Analyser interfacingQuality control chartsReference ranges by age and sexMicrobiology and culture workflowHistopathology reporting

Result governance

Two-level validationCritical result escalationAmendment and recallTurnaround by testPublication rules by test
Operational outcomes
−29%
Order-to-result turnaround
−62%
Specimen rejection rate
< 5 min
Critical result escalation
100%
Results traceable to collector

Ranges observed on Al Jawad engagements. Your targets are set in diagnosis, before the work starts.

Measure the two intervals nobody reports.

We instrument order-to-collection and validation-to-publication in your laboratory and report both.