One archive across branches
A radiologist reads for one branch or for all of them from a single list, ordered by priority and deadline. When a patient was imaged at another branch, the earlier study can be found by national identity number, date of birth and sex, and hung beside the new one.
A role for each job
People see what their work needs, and no more.
- Technologists follow the studies arriving from their devices.
- Radiologists get the reading list, the viewer and the report.
- Referring physicians see only their own patients.
- Managers see the gateways, the connection to the HIS, storage and the team.
Security a hospital asks about
The answers a hospital security review looks for.
- Each organisation isolated from every other, in the database and in storage.
- Images encrypted in storage with a key per organisation, and every connection encrypted.
- Two-step sign-in for staff, and single sign-on with your identity provider.
- An audit log of every open, share and download that shows any later change.
Connected to the HIS
Orders come from your HIS or RIS over HL7 v2 or FHIR R4, the worklist goes to the modalities, and the status and report return to the patient record.
Questions centers ask
Can each branch have its own team and settings?
Yes. Branches share the archive, and each has its own devices, team and reading rules.
Can staff sign in with our hospital accounts?
Yes, through single sign-on with your identity provider, with roles mapped from your groups.
Can part of the reading be outsourced?
Yes. Tele-reading can cover nights, leave or a subspecialty, per case, while your own radiologists read the rest.