Connect your pathology laboratory from blood draw to final report. Technicians enter test results with automated abnormal range flags, and pathologists digitally verify reports before printing or sending to patients.
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Designed for everyday speed and simplicity across Indian hospitals and nursing homes.
In a busy hospital laboratory processing hundreds of samples daily, the most dangerous bottleneck is manual data entry. A technician reading a number off a machine screen and typing it into a Word document is a recipe for clinical disaster. A misplaced decimal point in a potassium level can lead to catastrophic medical decisions on the floor.
QureSetu's built-in Laboratory Information System (LIS) digitizes the entire chain of custody. It starts with barcoded accessioning. The moment blood is drawn, it is tracked. For data entry, the system comes pre-loaded with standard biological reference ranges (which you can customize by age and gender). When results are entered, anything outside the normal range is immediately flagged in bright red, forcing technicians to double-check their work.
Most importantly, the module enforces a strict separation of duties. Technicians can enter data, but they cannot authorize the release of the final report. The report remains in a 'Draft' state until a registered pathologist applies their secure digital signature. Only then does the report unlock for printing, EMR viewing, and automated SMS/WhatsApp delivery to the patient. This workflow ensures 100% NABH compliance.
The phlebotomist clicks 'Collect Sample' for a fasting blood sugar test. The system instantly prints a barcode sticker containing the patient's MRN, which is affixed to the vial.
The vial goes into the Cell Counter machine. Because of bi-directional LIS integration, the machine reads the barcode, runs the test, and pushes the result back into the software automatically.
The result is 185 mg/dL. The software instantly highlights the row in bold red on the technician's screen, indicating it exceeds the biological reference range of 70-100.
The senior pathologist logs in remotely, reviews the red-flagged report, adds a clinical note, and clicks 'Verify & Sign'. The report is instantly available to the prescribing doctor and patient via WhatsApp.
"Our biggest fear used to be a junior technician printing out a highly abnormal blood report and handing it to a patient before a doctor had seen it. With the digital sign-off lock, it is technically impossible to print a report without my digital signature on it."
Dr. Sameer Reddy
Head Pathologist
Reddy Diagnostics & Care
Yes, we support bi-directional TCP/IP and serial port integration for major analyzers (Sysmex, Roche, Beckman Coulter, etc.), eliminating manual data entry entirely.
We have dedicated templates for culture and sensitivity reporting, allowing pathologists to select organism growth and define antibiotic resistance panels.
Yes. Once an OPD patient pays at the front desk, the lab test immediately drops into the lab's 'Paid & Pending Collection' queue.