Hospital ERP for Lab Technicians
For DMLT, BMLT, B.Sc MLT, B.MLS
A lab technician's work: the day's workload, billing and collecting samples, receiving or rejecting them, entering and checking results, reports, outside labs, the lab's reagents and stock, its analysers and their calibration, and setting up tests.
What you'll learn
The units follow the order the work is learned on the floor. Each task is shown on the real screens, then practised.
Unit 1Getting started
- See the lab's workload
- Bill a lab order
- Collect a patient's samples
- Receive samples in the lab
- Reject an unusable sample
- Enter and approve lab results
- Print or share a lab report
- Find a lab report
Unit 2Samples and results
- Ask for a new sample
- Compare with earlier results
- Send a result for re-check
- Record materials used for a test
- Find a patient's lab history
Unit 3Outside labs
- Send a test to an outside lab
- Send a patient's tests to an outside lab
- Record an outside lab's result
- Settle payments with an outside lab
- Add an outside lab
- Change an outside lab's test price
Unit 4Reagents and stock
- Check what your store needs today
- Check stock and where it's kept
- Raise a store request by hand
- Act on low-stock and expiry alerts
Unit 5Analysers and equipment
- Report a problem with an asset
- See what maintenance is due
- Add a calibration certificate
- Renew an expired calibration certificate
- Sign off and complete a work order
Unit 6Setting up the lab
- Add a lab test
- Create a test package
- Add a test element
- Set age bands for reference ranges
- Add a sample type
- Set the lab's report layout and approval rules
Unit 7Your own HR
- Clock in and out of your shift
- Check an employee's attendance
- Request an attendance correction
- Apply for leave
- Request a shift change
- Request overtime
Where it fits your syllabus
Each unit goes with a paper colleges already teach. Take it in the semester the paper is taught, so students practise on the hospital ERP what they study in class. Syllabi differ between universities: each programme here follows the one named. If yours is different, tell us and we'll map it.
B.Sc MLTKUHS, Kerala
- Year 1Biochemistry I (specimen collection, labelling and processing; instruments)Units 1, 5
- Year 1Basic Medical Laboratory Science & Haematology I (record keeping and EHR data entry; reference values)Units 1, 2, 6
- Year 2Haematology II & Clinical PathologyUnits 1, 2
- Year 3Computer Application, Research Methodology & Laboratory Management (LIS and HIS, quality, NABL)Units 1, 2, 4, 5, 6
- Year 4Biochemistry IV (quality control)Unit 5
B.MLSNCAHP (national, from 2026-27)
- Semester IFundamentals of the Healthcare System and MLS (records under ISO 15189, EHR data entry)Units 1, 2
- Semester IBasics of Computer Application (computers in healthcare, lab reporting)Units 1, 2, 6
- Semester IVClinical Pathology (specimen collection, handling and processing)Units 1, 2
- Semester IVMedical Laboratory Management and Quality Control (LIS and LIMS, inventory, equipment, audits)Units 1, 2, 4, 5, 6
- Semester VIClinical Biochemistry (acceptance and rejection criteria; calibration; report generation)Units 1, 2, 5
DMLTDirectorate of Medical Education, Kerala
- Year 1Biochemistry I (laboratory organisation; request and report forms, supplies, stock registers)Units 1, 4, 6
- Year 1Medical Microbiology I and Pathology I (collecting specimens)Units 1, 2
- Year 2Biochemistry II, Microbiology II and Pathology IIUnits 2, 5
Practical pack for B.MLS, Semester I: Basics of Computer Application (practical). A 30-hour plan, and a skills checklist for each student, printed from your batch.
Putting it together
Enter blood count results
The analyser has printed four complete blood counts. Enter each one's results on the Result Entry screen.
From: Analyser printout: complete blood count · 4 records
Add outside labs from their details
The lab is setting up three reference labs to send tests to. Add each one from its details sheet.
From: Reference lab details sheet · 3 records
A haemolysed sample and a critical potassium
A ward patient's morning bloods arrive unusable, and the repeat sample shows a dangerous result.
9 scenes · 2 decisions
A test the lab doesn't do
A doctor orders a test that goes to an outside lab, and the result comes back in different units.
7 scenes · 3 decisions
The morning collection rush
Twenty patients at the collection counter, two with almost the same name, and a result very different from last week's.
8 scenes · 3 decisions
A result that doesn't fit
A ward patient's haemoglobin has dropped by a third overnight, and nobody has recorded any bleeding.
7 scenes · 2 decisions
The analyser stops in the morning rush
The biochemistry analyser stops with an error at 07:15, with the morning's samples waiting and urgent ones from casualty and the ICU.
6 scenes · 2 decisions
How you'll learn
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MedAuraYour Hospital ERP for Lab Technicians certificate
Pass the assessment and claim it on the spot: graded O, A+ or A, with a number and a QR code an employer can check online.
Questions
How do I enrol?
Choose Enrol now, create your HospAux account (or sign in), and pay online. The course opens straight away, for six months.
Does my institute pay?
If you study in an institute's batch, join it with the batch code your college or institute gives you. Your institute may have its own rate for this course, or pay for it.
Do I need a teacher?
No. You learn, practise, take the assessment and earn the certificate on your own.
What happens after six months?
Your progress and your certificate stay with your account. Renew any time to carry on; the new months follow on.