Radiology Reporting
Standardized reports and critical value notifications to close the diagnostic loop.
Structured Reporting
Radiologists generate reports using standardized templates that ensure consistency and clarity for the referring physician.
Report Components
- Clinical Indication: The reason for the study.
- Technique: Description of how the scan was performed.
- Findings: The objective observations of the radiologist.
- Impression: The final diagnostic conclusion and recommendations.
Closing the Loop
When a report is finalized, the system manages the delivery and acknowledgment process clinical workflow.
Report Status Card
Final Report
Chest X-Ray (2 View)
"No evidence of focal consolidation or pleural effusion. Cardiothoracic ratio within normal limits..."
RAD: Dr. Arinze
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How finalized reports appear in the clinician's inbox.
Critical Findings protocol
If the radiologist identifies a life-threatening finding (e.g., tension pneumothorax or massive stroke):
- Priority Flag: The report is flagged with a red "Critical" alert.
- Automated Notification:ordering physician and the floor nurse receive instant push notifications.
- Escalation: The system tracks the time to acknowledgment and escalates to the department head if not reviewed within 5 minutes.
Electronic Acknowledgment
Referring physicians must electronically acknowledge critical findings, providing a permanent audit trail of communication for patient safety.