PPulseReqFrontend-only mock · Synthetic data · FHIR R4 · no real PHI

Prototype · Canadian ambulatory care

Paper requisitions, replaced by a link

A paper requisition is a data handoff pretending to be a document. PulseReq keeps the same three actors and removes the paper: the clinician issues a coded order, the patient gets an expiring link, the diagnostic centre receives structured data.

Clinician

Link

Lab

Clinician Portal

Order tests by LOINC code and issue an expiring patient link instead of printing a form.

Open ordering view

Lab Tech Dashboard

Resolve a token at intake and read a structured order — no handwriting, no re-keying.

Open intake view

Patient Portal

All requisitions for a patient in one place, each linking to its booking and check-in code.

Open sample portal

Patient View

The tokenized link a patient receives: what was ordered, prep instructions, where to go.

Open sample link

Design principles

Coding

Tests carry LOINC codes from the moment they are ordered, so the lab never re-interprets free text.

Interoperability

Every requisition projects to a FHIR R4 ServiceRequest inside a collection Bundle.

Safety

Links expire after a clinician-chosen window (7–28 days) and can be revoked. Sensitive results stay hidden from the patient until the ordering clinician signs off or an embargo window lapses.