Sunrise Diagnostic · Lab
Lab Pipeline · Monday
Orders in, results out, and the doctor who ordered the test told without a phone call. Every card carries the consultation it came from.
Ordered
4
#SR-10510h 12m
R.K., 38
Lipid Profile
Dr. Priya Venkatesh
#SR-10520h 28m
A.P., 64
TSH
Dr. Ramesh Kumar
#SR-10530h 41m
S.N., 29
CBC
Dr. Priya Venkatesh
#SR-10541h 03m
V.R., 47
HbA1c
Dr. Ramesh Kumar
Collected
3
#SR-10481h 22m
L.D., 54
Vitamin D
Dr. Priya Venkatesh
#SR-10491h 47m
K.S., 61
LFT
Dr. Ramesh Kumar
#SR-10502h 05m
M.D., 33
Urine R/M
Dr. Priya Venkatesh
Processing
2
#SR-10472h 14m
M.S., 52
HbA1c + CBC
Dr. Priya Venkatesh
●
Abnormal value suspected
#SR-10462h 38m
T.R., 45
Electrolytes
Dr. Ramesh Kumar
Ready
5
#SR-10413h 02m
P.G., 27
CBC
Dr. Priya Venkatesh
#SR-10423h 19m
B.N., 70
Creatinine
Dr. Ramesh Kumar
#SR-10433h 44m
H.K., 39
Thyroid Panel
Dr. Priya Venkatesh
#SR-10444h 10m
D.S., 58
FBS + PPBS
Dr. Ramesh Kumar
#SR-10454h 33m
N.A., 41
CRP
Dr. Priya Venkatesh
Sunrise Diagnostic · result review
Result review · #SR-1047
A value outside its reference range is held for review, and the doctor who ordered it is told through the same record rather than a phone call somebody has to remember to make.
Held for review
1
flagged 6 minutes ago
Turnaround
2h 14m
order to result, this sample
Ordering doctor
1
notified in the record
Prior results
4
same patient, same analyte
M.S., 52 · HbA1c and CBC
Held
| Analyte | Result | Reference | Position |
|---|---|---|---|
| HbA1c | 9.2 % | 4.0 to 5.6 | |
| Haemoglobin | 13.4 g/dL | 13.0 to 17.0 | |
| Total leucocytes | 7,900 /µL | 4,000 to 11,000 | |
| Platelets | 244,000 /µL | 150k to 410k | |
| Fasting glucose | 148 mg/dL | 70 to 100 |
Verify and release
Notify the ordering doctor
Request a repeat sample
Nothing releases itself. A flagged value waits for a person to verify it. The flag is a prompt to look, never a diagnosis, and the release is recorded against whoever signed it.
The handoff, as one recordSame encounter
08:41Ordered in the consultation by Dr. Priya Venkatesh. The order carries the encounter it came from.
09:06Collected at the counter, barcode on the tube matched to the order at the point of draw.
10:22Received by the analyser, sample id read from the same barcode.
10:55Result in, one value outside its reference range. Held for review automatically.
10:55Waiting on a verifier. The ordering doctor sees the pending flag in the patient's record already.
Analysers connectedNever a pricing tier
Haematology · ASTM
Biochemistry · HL7
Urine analyser · idle
Label printer
An instrument is declared to the platform rather than licensed on to it. Connecting another one does not change what the software costs.
Sunrise Diagnostic · pharmacy counter
Dispense · prescription #RX-2214
The prescription arrives from the consultation that wrote it. Picking a pack moves the batch, prints the label, and books the cost, in one action.
Prescription linesFrom the consultation
Metformin 500 mg
1 tablet twice daily, after food · 30 days
Batch MF-2291 · expires 03 / 2028
60
Atorvastatin 10 mg
1 tablet at night · 30 days
Batch AT-1180 · expires 11 / 2027
30
Amlodipine 5 mg
1 tablet in the morning · 30 days
Batch AM-0714 · expires 06 / 2027
30
Glucose test strips
50 strips, one box
Lot GS-5540 · expires 09 / 2027
1
Dispense and print
Substitute, with a reason
Part-supply
2D scanner · GS1 DataMatrix
Label printer · ZPL
Receipt printer
Cash drawer · idle
Which pack the counter should takeFEFO
Metformin 500 mgexp 03 / 202818
MF-2291exp 03 / 202818
MF-2310exp 09 / 202842
MF-2188exp 01 / 20276
First to expire is first out. The near-expiry batch is surfaced now, while there is still time to use or return it, rather than found on the shelf after the date.
LabelPreview
METFORMIN 500 MG
M.S., 52#RX-2214
1 TAB TWICE DAILY
AFTER FOOD · 30 DAYS
BATCH MF-2291EXP 03/2028
SUNRISE PHARMACY11:26
The label is a definition, not code. A new one is a new file, with no release behind it, and a printer that does not understand an element skips it instead of failing.
Cost books at the moment of dispense. The pack leaves the shelf, the batch moves, and the cost of goods posts against this encounter on the same day. Nothing waits for a month-end reconciliation.
Sunrise Diagnostic · drug stock
Batch and expiry · 318 lines
Every pack is counted by batch and carries its own date, so what is about to become a loss is visible while it is still stock.
Lines held
318
across pharmacy and lab
Expiring in 60 days
7
flagged for action now
Below reorder
4
on real consumption, not a guess
Written off today
0
nothing reached its date unseen
Needs a decisionNext 60 days
Amoxicillin 250 mg
Batch AX-0912 · shelf B2
24
18 d
Return window closing
Metformin 500 mg
Batch MF-2188 · shelf A1
6
34 d
Use first
Insulin, human 100 IU
Batch IN-3301 · cold chain
11
41 d
Use first
Reagent, lipid panel
Lot RL-8802 · lab store
3
52 d
Consumption covers it
Paracetamol 650 mg
Batch PC-4471 · shelf A3
140
58 d
Consumption covers it
Where the stock sits
Reorder, from what was actually usedAssisted
Amoxicillin 250 mg6 weeks cover+120
Metformin 500 mg5 weeks cover+180
Reagent, lipid panel4 weeks cover+8
Suggested from dispensing history, not from a fixed minimum. A person still places the order, and the suggestion shows the consumption it was drawn from.
Illustrative demo data. The site, the patients, the batches and every figure on these screens exist to show the interface. None of them are a customer, a clinical result, or a benchmark.