From a blank page to a signed report
The tools follow the way a radiologist actually reports.
- Templates for the exams you report most.
- Voice dictation into the report.
- A draft started from the patient's previous report.
- Signature, and an addendum when something is added later.
When a result cannot wait
A critical result is flagged in the report, so it is seen and followed up instead of waiting in a list.
Quality and delivery
A share of reports can go to a colleague for peer review. The signed report is produced as a PDF and sent to your RIS or HIS, and the patient can receive it by link.
Questions centers ask
Can we keep reporting in our RIS?
Yes. Each center chooses: reports written in Bayan, or reports arriving from the RIS and shown beside the images.
Does dictation work in Arabic and English?
Dictation follows the language you report in. Ask us to show it on your own exams during the trial.
Can a report be changed after signing?
A signed report is not edited. An addendum is added to it, and both are kept.