Laboratory management
Curiaq’s laboratory module prints barcodes at collection, tracks each sample through the bench, receives values from analyzers and sends verified reports to the doctor and patient the moment they are signed.
Sample journey
Each stage is time-stamped, so turnaround times are measured rather than estimated.
Doctor selects tests or panels; fasting and sample instructions shown.
Phlebotomist prints barcode labels and confirms patient identity.
Lab scans samples in, rejecting any that are mislabelled or haemolysed.
Worklists by section and analyzer; values flow in automatically.
Technologist checks ranges, deltas and quality-control status.
Pathologist or senior scientist signs; critical values are called.
Report reaches the doctor’s screen, the record and the patient portal.
Quality & safety
Results outside critical limits are flagged and must be acknowledged, with the call logged.
Ranges by age, sex and method, with automatic high and low flags on every report.
Large changes from the patient's previous result prompt review before release.
Results need technologist validation and senior verification before release.
Biochemistry, haematology, microbiology and histopathology each get their own queue.
Bidirectional interfacing with common analyzers removes manual transcription.
FAQ
Straight answers about setup, data, security and day-to-day use.
Curiaq supports standard ASTM and HL7 analyzer protocols used by most major biochemistry, haematology and immunoassay platforms. We confirm your specific models during discovery.
Yes. Report layouts, headers, signatures, interpretive comments and panel groupings are configurable per test and per department.
Verified reports can be printed, emailed, or made available through the patient portal with a secure link, depending on your settings.
Yes. Microbiology supports organism identification, colony counts and antibiotic sensitivity panels with interpretive comments.
We will configure your top twenty tests and show a sample travelling from collection to verified report.