Dangerous results never sit unseen
When a result crosses a danger limit, the doctor and ward nurse are alerted straight away. Who was told and when is saved with the report.
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Example screen with sample data.
Sound familiar?
What goes wrong today.
A dangerous potassium sits in a stack of reports for hours.
The lab calls the ward, but nobody writes who picked up.
At night, finding the right doctor for an alarming result takes many calls.
How it works
Simple, step by step.
- Result crosses a limitThe value is above or below the danger limit for that test.
- Lab confirms itThe technician checks the sample and confirms the value.
- Alert goes outThe ordering doctor and ward nurse get an alert on screen and phone.
- Call is loggedWho was told, when and by whom is saved with the report.
In detail
Everything in critical value alerts.
Set critical limits for each test, by age where needed.
Alerts reach the ordering doctor and the patient's ward.
Record the name of the person told and the time.
See if the alert was opened, and raise it again if not.
If nobody responds in time, the alert goes to the next person you set.
A list of all critical results and how fast they were passed on.
Before and after
The difference on day one.
Today
- Danger values wait in a pile of reports.
- Nobody notes who took the lab's call.
- Night calls go round and round.
With Kaagazy HMIS
- The doctor and nurse are alerted at once.
- Every call is logged with name and time.
- Alerts go up the chain if not opened.
Who uses it
Made for the people doing the work.
More in Lab and X-ray
It all works together.
Print a barcode label at collection with the patient, test and tube, so samples never get mixed up.
Analyser interfacesResults come from connected lab machines straight into the report, waiting for sign-off.
PACS and DICOM linkRadiology orders reach the X-ray, CT and ultrasound machines, and images open from the patient record.
Two-step verificationThe technician enters and checks, the pathologist or radiologist approves, and only then does the report release.
Outsourced testsTrack tests sent to outside labs, from dispatch to result received, so none are forgotten.
Report templatesReady formats for radiology and histopathology reports, with dictation in Hindi or English.
Turnaround trackingSee the time from order to result for every test and department, with late reports listed.
Reports to patientsApproved reports reach the patient on WhatsApp and in the SwasthiQ Sehat app, with no trip to collect.
Questions
Before you talk to us.
Who sets the critical limits?
Your pathologist sets them for each test. They can be changed at any time.
How do doctors get the alert?
On their screen, and on their phone through the app or WhatsApp. We set this up with you in the walkthrough.
Does this replace the phone call?
Many labs still call. The alert makes sure the result is seen, and the call is logged too.
Kaagazy HMIS · coming soon
See critical value alerts on your hospital.
Tell us what you want to fix first. We call you, show you Kaagazy HMIS on a free walkthrough, and send a written proposal for your hospital.
- A free walkthrough on our screens
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