Create a highly functional, clean, and scan-optimized "Patient Queue Management System Dashboard" for a busy front desk hospital lab testing unit (e.g., Piedmont Hospital). The design must look professional, trustworthy, and utilize a clean medical color palette (deep slate blue, teal, stark white backgrounds, and clear functional accent alerts).

LAYOUT STRUCTURE:

1. HEADER:
   • Left side: Title "PIEDMONT LAB QUEUE MANAGEMENT".
   • Right side: Display current real-time clock (e.g., 04:24 PM) and an "Active Connection" green dot indicator.
   • Below header: A full-width search input bar labeled "Quick Search: Enter patient name or DOB..."
2. MAIN DASHBOARD CONTENT (Two-column layout):
   • LEFT COLUMN (75% width): Main Active Queue Table.
   • RIGHT COLUMN (25% width): Action Sidebar Control Panel.

MAIN QUEUE TABLE COLUMNS:

• Line (Locked numbers starting at 01, 02, etc.)
• Arrived (Exact check-in timestamp)
• Patient Name (Formatted safely as "Last Name, First Initial" for privacy, e.g., "Miller, J.")
• Appt Type (Labels: Routine Lab, Fasting Blood Draw, STAT Panel)
• Wait Time (Live tracking text in minutes)
• Status (A pill-shaped colored badge)

REVOLUTIONARY ANTI-SKIP RULES & VISUAL CODES:

Make the rows style themselves dynamically based on the Wait Time variable to prevent anyone from being overlooked:

• 0 to 15 mins: Soft green pill badge reading "Waiting". Normal table row styling.
• 16 to 30 mins: Soft yellow pill badge reading "Delayed". The entire text for the wait time turns amber/yellow.
• 31+ mins: Soft red pill badge reading "CRITICAL / PRIORITY". The entire table row should have a subtle, soft-pulsing light red background fill to aggressively draw the front-desk worker's eyes so that person is never accidentally skipped.

ACTION SIDEBAR COMPONENTS:

1. "NEXT UP" SPOTLIGHT: A large, isolated, prominent card at the top of the sidebar. It mirrors the exact data of whoever holds position 01 in the list. It must feature a prominent, bright blue click action button labeled "CALL PATIENT TO LAB".
2. SAFELY BLOCKED MISCLICKS: If a user attempts to click on any patient below position 01 in the table, it must pop up an absolute-centered overlay Modal/Dialog box warning them: "Safety Alert: You are bypassing the queue order. Are you sure you want to skip Position #1?" with action choices to "Confirm Skip with Reason" or "Cancel and Follow Queue".
3. AN UNDO FAILSAFE: Place an easily accessible secondary button labeled "Undo Last Call" underneath. Clicking it places the last simulated called person right back onto position 01 without breaking the rest of the stack array sequence.
4. GIG ADDITION: A quick action button to "+ Check-In Walk-In Patient" which opens a simple form adding a mock patient to the bottom of the list array.

Make the state fully interactive using React hooks so the list dynamically moves up when "Call Patient" is pressed, and changes row alert background colors based on their minutes. Keep the UI perfectly scannable and accessible.