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Connected radiology, from the order to the diagnosis.

Radiology brings together RIS, DICOM worklist, archiving, diagnostic viewing, reporting and digital delivery, so the study moves safely from the modality to the physician and the patient.

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01 Who it is for

Digitising radiology and enabling remote interpretation

Diagnostic centres and clinics looking to digitise radiology, enable remote interpretation, do away with physical media and deliver results without depending on the radiologist being on site.

02 How it works

From the radiology order to delivering the report

  1. The radiology order records the patient, the referring physician, the procedure, the modality, the priority and the appointment where applicable.
  2. The DICOM worklist passes the data to the modality, to reduce typing and to tie the study to the right order.
  3. Once acquisition is finished, the images are received in native DICOM, stored, and made available to the diagnostic workflow.
  4. The system reconciles exceptions when the study data does not match the order, keeping control over the correction.
  5. The radiologist receives their worklist, reviews history and prior images, and interprets locally or remotely.
  6. The report can include a structured template, dictation, BI-RADS classification, signature and addenda, with its states traced.
  7. The Portal distributes images and report to patients, referring physicians or institutional systems through the authorised channels.
03 Key capabilities

What it includes

  • Compatibility with DICOM modalities from different vendors and native handling, with no proprietary formats.
  • Modality Worklist and RIS–PACS reconciliation to reduce typing and inconsistencies.
  • Secure reception, archiving and retrieval; Zero Footprint web viewer and historical comparison.
  • Reports with structured templates, dictation, addenda, traceability and BI-RADS classification.
  • Assignment and remote interpretation by authorised radiologists.
  • Local gateway, automatic synchronisation and cloud retention for up to five years, depending on the plan.
04 Value for the organisation

What changes in the operation

Timeliness

Remote diagnosis without requiring the radiologist to be physically present.

Quality

Fewer errors and better access to the history.

Sustainability

Less film, chemicals, physical media and travel.

05 Connection with the ecosystem

How it connects with the rest

It receives tickets and orders from Q-Flow and Q-Pay, and delivers images and reports through the results portal. DICOM data leaves without proprietary locks.

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06 Management and indicators

What can be administered and what can be measured

Management and control

  • Assignment of studies by availability, specialty or the coordinator's decision.
  • Visible states and priorities for pending, in-progress, urgent and completed studies.
  • Gateway with temporary storage, queues and retries when the contracted architecture requires it.
  • Permissions by role and an audit trail of the full cycle.

Indicators it can provide

  • Volume by modality, procedure, technologist and referring physician.
  • Time from reception to interpretation and delivery.
  • Productivity and workload per radiologist.
  • Studies reconciled, urgent, pending and classified by BI-RADS.

These are the indicators the module calculates from your institution’s own operation.

Radiology keeps order, images, interpretation and report together so the study does not lose context as it moves towards the diagnosis.
Available in both editions

The process is the same. How it is implemented is different.

This module is part of the ecosystem and is available in both IRRAD Cloud and TGMed Enterprise. What changes is the implementation model, not what it covers.

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