Project created by iterates

MedNuc - Web application for managing medical tests

MedNuc MedNuc is a web application developed to digitalise and streamline the process of ordering, receiving and monitoring medical tests between doctors and laboratories. This platform enables centralised management of tests for each patient, automated communication between the parties involved, and optimised organisation of appointments for sampling.

Web applications

Features

Doctor's area: order tests, track results, patient history
Graphic redesignLaboratory area: order management, results entry, test planning incorporating the new visual identity
Automatic notification system for doctors
Integrated appointment scheduling for sampling
Views adapted according to user profile (admin/lab/doctor)
.NET / Blazor technologies for performance and security

Before iterates

After iterates

Secure, intuitive and accessible web application
Improved coordination between laboratories and healthcare professionals
Reduced test processing times
Clear visualization and complete history for each patient
Simplified, traceable appointment scheduling

Impact of the solution

Optimising medical monitoring of patients
Smoother communication between doctors and laboratories
Practitioners save time with simplified views and notifications
Improving the reliability and traceability of medical data
Better user experience for all profiles

Skills used

.NET / Blazor development
UX design for business applications
Secure software architecture
Setting up a notification system
Multiple profile management and traceability
Interactive planning integration

Our support

From the outset of the project, iterates structured the business requirements around workshops with end users: doctors, laboratories and administrators. We defined a dual-interface architecture adapted to each role, with particular attention to ergonomics and data security. The solution was developed in .NET / Blazor, guaranteeing robustness and performance. We supported the testing and validation phase, and then ensured rapid deployment throughout France.