Coordinate clinical requests, patients, specimens, laboratories, devices, results, intelligence and
follow-up across organizations and locations, while preserving clear ownership and governance.
Blazma treats a diagnostic request as part of a connected clinical and operational journey, not as an isolated order.
Clinical context, coding, history, duplication, medical necessity, preparation and policy rules.
Scheduling, laboratory selection, collection, logistics, accessioning and chain of custody.
Worklists, analyzer connectivity, quality controls, technical review, authorization and critical-result handling.
Smart reporting, physician review, documented action, follow-up tasks and response monitoring.
Each layer can support a defined scope independently, while creating greater value when connected across the full journey.
Coordinates orders, identity, appointments, specimens, laboratory work, referrals, logistics, inventory, billing, quality and service delivery.
Exchanges patient, order, result, billing, inventory, approval and operational data through governed interfaces.
Brings clinical, operational, quality, logistics and financial data into dashboards, alerts, trends, forecasts and decision-ready views.
Controls identity, terminology, quality, ownership, access, privacy, auditability, retention and approved uses.
Clinical rules, validations, AI use cases, critical alerts and interpretations require clear owners and approval processes. Operational governance is equally important: service levels, escalation paths, referral rules, interface ownership, quality indicators and change controls should be defined before production and monitored after go-live.
Role, action, timestamp, version
Owner, SLA, escalation