Worklists that respect priority
Lab and radiology worklists order stat → urgent → routine, then oldest first — rendered exactly as the server orders them. A client that re-sorts buries a stat sample; ours can’t.
For diagnostic & imaging centers
Order integrity and turnaround, engineered in.
Stat-first worklists, a verify-then-release pipeline, versioned signed reports, and release rules that never bypass the clinician on a critical result.
The reality
What you’re up against.
- A stat sample buried in a date-sorted list is a patient at risk.
- Results reach patients before — or instead of — the clinician who ordered them.
- Amended reports overwrite what was previously reported, and nobody can prove what the referrer saw.
- Critical findings depend on someone remembering to phone.
How CareIT HMS fits
Capabilities, mapped to your work.
Verify, then release
Results are entered, verified, and only then released. Radiology reports are drafted, signed, and amended as new versions — every prior version stays readable.
Critical findings with deadlines
A critical value or finding notifies everyone with authority to acknowledge, and escalates again if the deadline passes. Acknowledgement is recorded with a note.
Release rules for the portal
Verified, non-critical results can auto-release to patients after a configurable delay — but a critical result never auto-appears, whatever the rule says. The conversation comes first.
PACS-aware, API-first
Studies carry PACS system, UID, and link metadata; the whole pipeline — orders in, reports out — is drivable over the documented API.
Other sectors
Bring a stat order and a critical result.
We’ll run both through the worklist, verification, escalation, and release — live.