Lazomis QI - 2026 Pricing, Features, Reviews & Alternatives

Lazomis QI is a cloud-based, web-based clinical audit and quality improvement platform built for UK healthcare professionals and NHS organisations. Developed by clinicians, it covers the complete audit and QI workflow within a single structured process, from customisable data collection through to professional reporting outputs, removing the need to export data to external tools for standard reporting. Target users include doctors, nurses, allied health professionals, pharmacists, QI leads, governance teams, and educators across NHS settings including acute medicine, emergency medicine, geriatric medicine, frailty, surgery, rehabilitation, mental health, pharmacy, and nursing.

The platform provides ready-built audit projects aligned to national guidance and standards, alongside customisable data collection forms. Live dashboards feature RAG status indicators, filters, and drill-down by ward, team, time period, or patient demographic, supporting near real-time monitoring of clinical metrics and intervention impact. Built-in reporting and analytics generate Word reports, executive summaries, Excel workbooks, PowerPoint presentations, conference posters, and ARCP evidence summaries. An export centre consolidates professional output generation. Improvement planning tools and project management features structure QI initiatives, while collaboration tools support secure sharing with audit, QI, or R&D departments. A knowledge base of guidance and best practice resources is included. Integration with business intelligence tools such as Power BI and Tableau, and with existing NHS data sources subject to local information governance and data sharing agreements, supports complex or bespoke reporting requirements.

Lazomis QI is designed with NHS governance and data security requirements in mind, supporting secure, anonymised data collection in line with NHS governance standards. Governance-ready and ARCP-ready evidence outputs are generated directly within the platform. NHS trusts can access trust-wide or multi-team licensing, making the platform suitable for organisation-level deployment across multiple clinical specialties and governance functions.