Radiology Information System
A radiology information system (RIS) is a computerized database used by radiology departments to store, manipulate, and distribute patient radiological data and imagery. The system generally consists of patient tracking and scheduling, result reporting and image tracking capabilities.
Software for Radiology
RIS-PACS stores key information, digital images and results, for instant access by public hospital-based treating teams across the state. In simple terms, it means a patient’s medical imaging history can be tracked from image request (e.g. x-ray, CT scan etc) through to diagnosis no matter where they are treated across NSW Health.
Features of Radiological Information System
The many functions of RIS all work together to provide a more reliable, faster system for working with patient information. The diagnostic process is improved, errors in data entry significantly diminished, staff efficiency improved, and staff shortages mitigated.
Centralized Radiology Reporting System
RIS PACS a Radiology Information System with a pre-integrated Picture Archiving and Communication System (PACS) securely keeps a patient’s radiology reports.
Manages Patient Workflow
A powerful PACS Radiology Software helps radiology department staff track patients’ complete workflow.
Create and Share Reports
Simple yet distinguished PACS Radiology Software allows you to share radiology reports on EMRs/EHRs and patient portal.
Supports in-house/outsourced Labs
Best radiology information system is compatible with in-house/outsourced laboratories.
Provides Access to Authorized Users
Only authorized users can access the radiology lab reports and scanned images.
Supports Multiple Modalities
This Radiology Information System is developed to work with all machines which are meant for the radiology department.
RIS Modality
Book appointments against different sets of machines. Present patient data at the modality.
Radiology Test Scheduling
Offers online booking registration and scheduling process for radiology tests.
Scan In/Out of Radiology Lab
Allows radiology lab staff to keep a track of lab occupancy.