Order and register
The protocol generates the test order for each worker before the camp opens, so the collection table knows exactly what is drawn for whom.
Collection to result is tracked end to end. Analyser output writes into the record directly, which removes the manual re-entry step that produces most report errors — and most of the arguments that follow them.
98.4%
Turnaround inside SLA
0
Manual result-entry steps
<15 min
Critical value escalation
Lab console
Barcoded samples, zero transcription
Samples today
1,092
3 camps
TAT compliance
98.4%
vs 95% SLA
Re-tests
0.6%
-0.3%
Screening completion trend
Coverage
Barcode-linked sample tracking
Registers and barcodes samples at the camp table without writing a single name on a tube.
Runs the panel and validates output that is already attached to the correct worker.
Uploads chest radiographs, audiometry and spirometry traces against the same examination record.
Watches turnaround, re-test rates and critical-value escalation against the agreed SLA.
Every capability below is included in the corporate contract. There is no per-seat licence for the laboratory console and no separate implementation fee.
Every tube, cup and cassette is barcoded at collection and linked to the examination, so chain of custody is a record rather than a recollection.
Haematology, biochemistry and audiometry equipment write results into the record directly. No technician retypes a value at any point in the chain.
The TAT clock starts at collection, not at receipt, and is reported against the SLA in your contract rather than an internal target.
A critical result pages the duty physician immediately and is tracked until acknowledged — it does not wait in a report queue overnight.
A thousand-sample camp day is handled as tracked batches with transport manifests, temperature notes and per-batch reconciliation at receipt.
QC runs, repeat tests and rejections are logged with reason codes, so a re-test rate is a measurable number instead of an impression.
The sequence below is what this role experiences every cycle, from the first upload to the closed register.
The protocol generates the test order for each worker before the camp opens, so the collection table knows exactly what is drawn for whom.
Samples are labelled at the point of draw against the scanned employee ID, eliminating the tube-to-name mismatch that causes wrong-report incidents.
Batches move under a manifest with handover scans, so a delayed or broken sample is identified at receipt, not at reporting.
Analyser output is validated by the technologist against QC, with any rejection reason recorded on the record itself.
Validated results release the worker's case into the physician queue automatically, closing the gap between last result and clinical review.
Consoles are separated by design. What one role can see is a permission in the system, not a promise in a policy document — and every access is written to the audit log.
Data is processed under the Digital Personal Data Protection Act 2023 with consent captured before examination. Read the data protection commitment.
Six consoles, one record. A result entered once in the laboratory is the same result the physician signs, the worker downloads and the compliance register reports.