Sample collections booked with fasting instructions from your approved answers, trouble after a draw paged to the on-call, and results questions handed to the ordering clinician, never read out.
Fasting instructions read from your approved answers
Escalated
Bleeding after a draw, 6:10 PM
On-call paged, acknowledged 6:12 PM
Task
Results question
Routed to the ordering clinician
Every call with its summary, outcome and the minutes it cost
A little nudge.
Your collection is at 7:30 AM.
Built for laboratories
Collections booked, trouble caught, results in the right hands.
The pathology pack brings sample collection and results visit types, a form for trouble after a draw or biopsy, and a rule that results go to the ordering clinician.
Sample collection bookings
Fasting and preparation instructions read from your approved answers on the call, and the visit booked at the right collection point.
Trouble after a draw
Bleeding that will not stop, fainting, or a red and warm site page the on-call with a secure summary.
Results routed, never read
A results question becomes a task for the ordering clinician. The receptionist never reads a report to a caller.
Hospital labs and stand-alone labs
One line per site, or one line for the group, each with its own bill.
Every live language
Instructions from your approved answers, in each language the receptionist speaks.
Results stay private
No result in a text message, ever. Every read of a transcript is logged.
Getting started
Install the pack. Add the collection points. Forward the line.
01
Install the pathology pack
Sample collection and results visit types, the after-draw form, and routing to the ordering clinicians.
02
Approve the questions
A pathologist reads the forms, edits the wording, approves. A second reviewer signs off.
03
Forward the line
After hours first, then the main line when the desk is ready.
Questions laboratories ask.
Will it read a result to a patient?
Never. A results question becomes a task for the ordering clinician, with the caller's details and callback number.
Does it give fasting instructions?
Only the instructions your laboratory approved, word for word, in the caller's language.
Does it book into our LIS?
It books on the schedule it is given. A FHIR connection to your system is set up at onboarding; until then the schedule kept in the dashboard is the one your desk runs.