The Holland Clinic
Labs — Test & Analysis
Two halves of one clinical loop: what to order for this woman at this life stage, and what the results mean once they come back — at clinician depth and at patient depth.
The Holland Clinic
Two halves of one clinical loop: what to order for this woman at this life stage, and what the results mean once they come back — at clinician depth and at patient depth.
Clinic staff sign in to use the Marker Lab. Google or a code by email, checked against the clinic list. The ranges, targets and notes come down only after you are signed in — they are not in this page or in the Marker Lab's page. No patient data is held here at all, and nothing goes to a patient before Dr Kirstey signs it off.
Signed in as . Your name goes on whatever you change, which is how the record of who changed what stays honest.
The clinician's work surface, and the foundation everything else reads from. Every range we hold per marker, each attributed to a named source — population intervals by territory, life stage, sex and age; function-optimised ranges from named practitioners; and Dr Kirstey's own picks and targets, which always win.
The read-only comparison view — every marker on a shared axis with all of its ranges side by side, so the spread of opinion between labs, countries and practitioners is visible at a glance. Not published. It renders every attributed range with its source, which makes it a full copy of the clinical data; putting that on a public URL would undo the sign-in on the Marker Lab. Generated for local reference, and it will come back as a screen inside the Marker Lab.