LabReady Pro is a competency, training and compliance system for clinical laboratories. It's built by a medical laboratory technologist with nearly 40 years at the bench, so it's written for what actually happens when QC fails at 2 AM and the ER is waiting.
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New hires arrive with very different levels of preparation, preceptors are stretched thin, and competency documentation still has to be complete and on time for every person and every test system.
Every new tech needs QC, calibration, maintenance and troubleshooting taught again from scratch, usually by whoever has a spare minute between runs.
Six assessment elements per test system, semiannual in the first year and annual after that. It's easy for one signature or one expiry date to slip.
When QC shifts, one tech checks the reagent, another recalibrates, a third reruns controls until they pass. The investigation and the documentation vary with the person.
Licensed annually by the laboratory, used daily by the bench, reviewed by the supervisor and director.
Customisable six-element packages for new-hire, semiannual and annual assessments: direct observation, record review, QC review, blind samples, problem-solving cases and quizzes, with electronic sign-off.
QC, calibration, AMR and reportable range, dilutions, correlations, lot-to-lot validation, reagent management, PT, critical values and delta checks, taught from the bench outwards.
Who's complete, who's due in 30 days, which instrument training is unfinished. Automatic reminders before anything expires.
A structured investigation every tech follows the same way: reagent, calibrator, control material, maintenance, environment, instrument, operator, random vs systematic error, corrective action and follow-up.
Real situations: failed QC, calibration failure, patient correlation disagreement, analyser bias, PT failure, reagent lot changes and specimen integrity problems.
Original training checklists, competency records, QC investigation and corrective-action forms, lot-to-lot worksheets, correlation studies and maintenance checklists.
Roche Cobas Pure c303/e402 and Abbott ARCHITECT chemistry/immunoassay packs covering daily operation, maintenance, calibration and the failures you actually see.
Internal audits, personnel file checks, competency status, PT, QC and maintenance review, corrective-action tracking and a readiness dashboard organised around your accreditor's current checklist.
Ask it to draft a lot-to-lot worksheet, build a competency quiz or walk through a QC shift. It supports training and documentation. It doesn't make patient-care decisions.
I've spent nearly four decades as a medical laboratory technologist: running chemistry, working up QC failures, bringing new analysers online, doing lot-to-lot studies and correlations, and training the people who came after me.
A software company can build a dashboard, and an academic can explain the theory. What's hard to manufacture is knowing what to check first when Level 3 glucose is out and Level 1 is fine.
That's what LabReady Pro is made of.
Ten modules covering annual chemistry competency end to end. Each one comes with lessons, a question bank, a case, a supervisor observation form and a signed completion record.
Levey-Jennings, SD and CV, rule selection, accept/reject decisions.
Random vs systematic error, step-by-step investigation, patient look-back.
When to calibrate, reading a failed calibration, verification requirements.
Linearity, manual and auto-dilutions, reporting beyond range.
Receiving, storage, on-board stability and new-lot acceptance.
Slope, intercept, bias and what to investigate before accepting.
Handling PT like patients, reviewing results, investigating a failure.
Notification, read-back, documentation and suspicious results.
Haemolysis, icterus, lipaemia, mislabels, contamination and rejection.
Daily to annual maintenance, common failures and backup procedures.
Working pieces of the system you can use today. No sign-up.
A sample chemistry department: who's overdue, who's due in 30 days, six-method records with sign-off, and scheduling for the whole team.
InteractiveWalk a QC failure from "hold patients" to a signed investigation record. Load the 03:40 glucose case to see how it works.
PrintableOne page to pin by the analyser: what to do first, how to read the pattern, what to check, what to document.
TemplateOne employee, one test system, all six assessment methods, with chemistry evidence pre-filled and sign-off lines.
Priced per laboratory, not per course. Founding labs lock in launch pricing for as long as they stay subscribed.
Up to 10 users
Up to 25 users
Up to 50 users
Multi-site
Chemistry comes first because that's where the deepest experience is. Other departments follow once chemistry is proven with real labs.
I'm working with a small group of chemistry departments for the first release. You get the system free for 60 days, launch pricing locked in afterwards, and a direct line to me for anything you want changed.
No. LabReady Pro provides original training and documentation tools. It helps you organise evidence and workflows around the requirements that apply to your lab, and it doesn't reproduce any accreditor's licensed checklist content. Always work from your accrediting body's current official materials.
No. Your SOPs, package inserts and operator manuals remain the authority. LabReady Pro can be customised to reference your own procedures, and your laboratory director keeps responsibility for approving competency content.
Yes. Every package, quiz and observation form can be edited to match your test menu, instruments and procedures.
The AI assistant is for training, documentation and decision support. It won't make patient-care decisions, and users remain responsible for following their laboratory's procedures and applicable regulations.
Yes. The Chemistry Competency System is instrument-neutral. Instrument packs are an add-on, and the pilot form tells me which analysers to prioritise next.