Stradus

Centralized CD/DVD burning

The Stradus Hybrid PACS can be configured to support centralized CD/DVD burning. The centralized CD/DVD burner will be fully controlled by the PACS system, to allow automatic CD/DVD burning from the PACS directly by authorized users.

Import DICOM data from external CD

The Stradus Hybrid PACS allows to import DICOM data from External CDs by authorized users. The data will automatically be connected to an existing or newly created patient.

Study assignment

The Stradus PACS solution can be configured to automatically assign a new study to a radiologist based on assignment rules chosen by you. Radiology departments always have their own preferences.
Most simple assignment rule is that all new acquired studies come in one queue and the radiologist can pick a new study as soon as he is finished reporting with the previous study. More advanced assignment rules can also easily be set up. Once a new study is assigned to a radiologist, the PACS system can be configured such that the assigned radiologist will receive a message that a new study has been added to his workload. Below are given to examples of assignment rules that can be set.

1. Assignment based on modality

   For example all new acquired CT images always go to radiologist A, while all other modalities are being equally assigned to the radiologists available.

2. Assignment based on time

   For example all acquired studies between 3 PM and 9 PM are assigned to radiologist C and between 9 PM and 8 AM all acquired studies are assigned to radiologist B.

3. Emergency queue

   For example emergency cases can automatically be assigned to an emergency queue so that the radiologists can easily see which cases are most urgent.

Multi step report approval workflow (For example for residents)

The Stradus PACS system can be configured to have a multi-step sign-off procedure to support the use of specific users like residents. The resident will be assigned studies which the resident will report by himself. After the resident signs off the study, the study will be assigned to the supervisor. The supervisor can edit the report if needed before he signs off. Only after the supervisor has signed off the report, the report becomes available. Supervisors can even approve reports while accessing Stradus from outside the hospital.

Teaching Files

Whenever a radiologist is reporting a case that he thinks is of interest for future teaching he can add it to his teaching file. Cases can be added to folder to be stored in special teaching file folders. The radiologist can easily save the cases based on for instance modality, procedure, pathology etc.