Dispense against a digital Rx
No squinting at handwriting and no re-typing a drug name into a second system. The prescription is the record, the dispense is against it, and stock and ledger move at the same moment.
A result nobody read is a test nobody should have run. These are the places medDule works, the people it works for, and the handover it closes in each of them.
Every failure in a lab or a pharmacy is a handover: bench to report, report to doctor, prescription to counter, counter to stock. These are the six that cost the most.
No squinting at handwriting and no re-typing a drug name into a second system. The prescription is the record, the dispense is against it, and stock and ledger move at the same moment.
Laboratory platforms commonly price by how many analysers you may connect. Connecting an instrument you already paid for should not be a pricing tier, and here it is not.
Flagged before the report is finalised, routed to the clinician who ordered it, and left outstanding until somebody acknowledges it. Not left on a screen for whoever happens to look.
A signed report is never silently edited. The correction publishes as an addendum against the original, so anybody who acted on the first version can see that it changed and why.
The pack handed over is the batch that was scanned, so the question "who received this lot" is a query rather than an afternoon in the store room with a notebook.
A referred-out test stays on the same order with its status visible at both ends, so it is not a blank line in the record until the partner lab happens to send something back.
Whether you run a bench, a counter, or a collection network, we will map medDule onto the flow you already have before you change anything.
Works standalone. HL7 and FHIR R4 integration available for an existing LIMS, and instrument count is never a pricing tier.
The full picture, one page at a time.
Everything medDule does, from the sample on the tray to the report in the doctor's hand.
Labs, pharmacy, and the care handoff, priced per site. Every analyzer you own connected, with no tier for it.
What medDule connects to: an existing LIMS, the instruments on the bench, the counter, and the record.