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New Enhancements to Dashboard for System Management
Recent improvements to the Dashboard for Systems Management, a new feature of The Roentgen Files, include greater visualization tools and easy-to-use management tools, further facilitating system management tasks for the PACS or radiology administrator. Similar in design to an automobile’s dashboard, it provides a consolidated screen for the system administrator to view vital aspects of PACS and infrastructure, including CPU load and network rates. CPU load is also graphed by time of day, providing the manager with crucial information on when the network and system will be at peak demand for better resource and utilization management. Warning lights alert the user to network errors and connection or HL7 failures. The Dashboard can also assist in managing storage capacities. Individual icons illustrate the capacity for the database, archive and cache, as well as report on the rate of fill and expected full date.
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Discordance Tool for ER, Radiologists to Communicate Findings
Representing a joint development between the Roentgen RIS and The Radiology Workbench for Linux, BRIT’s discordance tool lets ER doctors communicate to the radiologists their diagnosis, let's the radiologists to mark any discordance and communicates any discordance to the ER. It also provides statistics on the frequency and types of disagreements. The tool facilitates patient care by informing the ER doctor that a some type of patient follow-up is required.
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Works-in-Progress Advanced Digital Mammography Viewer
A works-in-progress mammography module has been previewed for use with the company’s PACS viewer, The Radiology Workbench for Linux. The mammography viewer can be used with any FDA-cleared full-field digital mammography (FFDM) system or with digitized film from a film-screen system. This new module will provide mammography specific reading tools, including support for CAD overlays, over-reading tools with statistics, special hot-keys and icons and animated hanging protocols. It also enables multi-modality image analysis and review on a single workstation, including ultrasound color images.
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