LabWiZ

LabWiZ is an independent clinical application developed by WiZmed that enables authorised healthcare professionals in South Africa to securely view laboratory results using their existing NHLS TrakCare credentials. Search for a patient by folder number, review laboratory episodes, and access results conveniently at the point of care.

FEATURES

• Secure sign-in using your existing authorised NHLS TrakCare credentials.
• Search for patients by folder number, with candidate selection when multiple matches are found.
• View patient demographics and laboratory episodes.
• Review laboratory results by episode, including categorised numeric results and narrative microbiology, histology and cytology reports.
• Recent searches for quick repeat access.
• Save frequently accessed patients to your favourites.
• Configurable appearance (Light, Dark or System).
• Secure session management.
• Optional push notifications for laboratory results.
• Demo mode available for evaluation without live patient data.

SECURITY

LabWiZ communicates with laboratory systems through a secure proxy. User credentials and session information are encrypted and securely stored on the device. The application is intended for use on authorised clinical devices by healthcare professionals.

INTENDED USERS

LabWiZ is intended solely for authorised healthcare professionals who have valid NHLS TrakCare credentials issued by their healthcare institution. Access to patient information is restricted to users who are already authorised to access these systems.

DISCLAIMER

LabWiZ is an independent application developed by WiZmed. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or operated by the National Health Laboratory Service (NHLS), the National Department of Health, or any other South African government entity.

The application provides a convenient interface for authorised users to access laboratory information using their existing NHLS TrakCare credentials. Laboratory results displayed within the application are derived from authorised NHLS systems and are intended as a convenience for clinical reference. They do not replace the official laboratory report or clinical judgement. Critical results should always be confirmed against the official laboratory report before clinical decisions are made.

Official NHLS website:
https://www.nhls.ac.za/

NHLS services:
https://www.nhls.ac.za/services/