Watch a specimen become a signed result.
A multi-tenant laboratory information system. Ordering, custody, validation, quality control and release, with every rule visible and every step recorded.
Six links, and none of them collapses into another.
Collapse any two and a real workflow breaks. Move the specimen along the chain to see which one.
What LabFlow is
Four claims, each one checkable further down this page.
A result is a decision, not a row.
The worklist, while you are reading this.
Results arrive, ages climb, and one row is validated by a person. Every flag carries an icon and a word as well as a colour.
Eight states. One writer.
Pick the state a result is in. The legal moves light up with the capability each one needs, and the rest say why they refuse.
Auto-validation suggests. A person releases.
A reference range is a function, not a column.
Move the patient and the range moves with them. Move the value and the flag steps. Both are the real rule, running here.
The check that catches a swapped tube.
A delta check compares a result against the same patient's own previous value. Choose which previous value this specimen is compared with.
Quality control gates patient results.
Turn a rule off and watch what stops being caught, and what the release gate then allows. That coupling is the whole point of quality control.
A critical value is a phone call, and the phone call is a record.
Custody is a history, not a column.
When a specimen's integrity is questioned, the history is the answer. A location field that gets overwritten has already thrown the answer away.
One history, every laboratory you have used.
Your results are yours. When two laboratories both run on LabFlow you do not get two accounts and two portals — you get one timeline, with the laboratory named on every entry.
LabFlow · watch a specimen become a signed result