Add laboratory reports
Choose one or more PDFs or scanned images from your device.
Clinical documentation, simplified
LabSift helps clinicians extract the lab values they need from PDFs and scanned documents. Review the results against the original reports, then copy and paste them into patient notes or discharge summaries.
Private testing · reports processed in your browser
EXTRACTED RESULTS
The documentation task
Previous laboratory results often arrive as PDFs or scanned documents. When those results need to be included in a patient history, clinical note or discharge summary, clinicians may have to find each value and copy or type it manually.
LabSift is designed to make that process faster and reduce the risk of transcription errors.
How it works
A focused four-step workflow for preparing previous laboratory results for the patient record.
Choose one or more PDFs or scanned images from your device.
Choose the laboratory test names needed for your documentation.
Each result includes a screenshot of the relevant row. Select it to open that location in the original report.
Copy a consistent list, grouped by report date when several reports are used.
Clinical verification
A source screenshot appears beside every extracted result for quick comparison. Select the screenshot to open the original report at the matching page and location.
ORIGINAL REPORT · PAGE 1
Patient confidentiality comes first
Laboratory reports are processed locally in your browser and are not uploaded to or stored on our servers. Extracted results remain connected to their original source for review. Clinicians must verify all values against the original reports before using them in a patient record.
No account or patient profile is created to process reports.
Reports and extracted results remain in browser memory only while you work.
Only the results you select and verify are included in the copyable output.
Clinical scope
LabSift formats reported values without explaining their clinical meaning. Diagnosis, interpretation and treatment decisions remain with the treating professional.
Open LabSift →Built for clinicians, by clinicians
LabSift is a browser-based prototype being developed in collaboration by:
LabSift is currently in private testing.
Veterinarian and Software Engineer
Physician, specialist in internal medicine, resident in medical oncology
Try the workflow
Move from reports to a reviewed, consistent result list.
Open LabSift →