Hey folks, hope this is OK.
Not advertising anything, but I'm working on a radiology worklist for rads/techs, and I was hoping to get some honest feedback from the folks on this subreddit.
Rads:
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Where do you lose the most time with your current worklist (PACS or otherwise)?
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Is getting instant updates on your worklist (another user opens the case, begins reading, signs, an ER stat case immediately appears on the list, etc) important or are the generic worklist refreshes I see today something you're OK with?
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Are your worklists today primarily driven by subspecialty or are they more location based?
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Is cherry picking from other lists frowned upon by your peers, or is it first come first served?
Techs:
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Is it useful to see studies on your worklist when a rad determines they need something additional, IE missing scan docs, missing 3D recons, etc, or is this something that would always be handled with a phone call?
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How do you handle your QA issues (like the ones mentioned above) today?
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When a patient is ready to be imaged, is there positive handoff between departments, or an update in your EMR that says patient is ready?
I'm a former PACS admin, so I understood what these questions looked like 10 years ago, but I've been an engineer at a vendor since, and don't have a ton of interaction with end users anymore.
Any feedback is welcome and VERY appreciated.
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source https://www.reddit.com/r/Radiology/comments/o277f9/worklist_questions/
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