BLOG: Real-time Intelligence: Optimizing Workflow through Planning and Preparation
Optimizing radiology workflow begins well before a radiologist opens an exam. Early planning and preparation are critical to driving efficiencies and prioritizing patient care. However, in many practices today, radiologists still spend time looking for pertinent patient information, digging through past reports, and searching for relevant priors before they can read an exam.
Real-time intelligence in the pre-read stages of the workflow can ensure that when opening the first study on a worklist, the radiologist can be confident that it is the correct study to read at that time, whether based on AI-integrated worklist triage, worklist prioritization, or SLA expectations. A well-optimized and intelligent workflow ensures the availability of all relevant reports, ensures all imaging is ready to be read, and prioritizes the studies. Thus, each radiologist can rest assured that all the necessary inform
Real-time intelligence in radiology workflow helps radiologists and clinicians make better decisions throughout the patient care journey and is made possible by a broad spectrum of capabilities
BLOG: Emerging AI Technologies Provide Value Throughout the Patient Journey
Real-time intelligence in radiology workflow helps radiologists and clinicians make better decisions throughout the patient care journey and is made possible by a broad spectrum of capabilities enabled by artificial intelligence (AI). These capabilities range from natural language understanding technologies that can transform the narrative text into meaningful structured data to drive workflow to complex machine learning and other types of AI-driven models that assist with image interpretation and clinical decision support. In study after study, AI technology demonstrates that it can automate manual and mundane tasks that get in the way of radiologists ability to stay focused on what matters most. More importantly, AI adds new levels of insight and detail that provide a more comprehensive clinical picture, improving the ability to make the right diagnosis and care decisions.