Explain unfamiliar Quest tests with cited evidence
Uncommon results come with an explanation attached. Your providers look things up between visits all day. Tabflows brings the reference they already use to the task in front of them, and the provider makes every call.
- Saved per result, estimated
- ~10 min
- Role it helps: physician
- 1
- Steps Tabflows handles for your team
- 3
How it runs
Starts: When a rarely ordered Quest test returns.
- Step 1
Read the test name, value and reference range.
- Step 2
Pull cited interpretation from Open Evidence.
- Step 3
Summarize what the result means and typical next steps for the physician.
Everything lands for your team to review, so the clinic stays in charge of every decision.
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We set this up on your OpenEvidence and Quest (Quanum) accounts and keep it tuned to how your clinic works.
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Does Tabflows make clinical decisions?
No. It brings the reference your providers already trust into the task in front of them. Every clinical call stays with your physician.
Do we need to switch from OpenEvidence and Quest (Quanum)?
No. Explain unfamiliar Quest tests with cited evidence works inside the OpenEvidence and Quest (Quanum) accounts your clinic already uses. There is nothing to migrate and no new system for your team to learn.
When does it run?
It starts when a rarely ordered Quest test returns. Tabflows works through 3 steps, and the result lands with your physician, saving an estimated 10 min per result.