RAKT / RADIOLOGY
Connect appointments, study requests, acquisition, reporting, and critical findings. Keep the reporting workflow close to the patient, the referring team, and the department’s worklist.
Try the workflow below ↓Radiology reception, technicians, radiologists, reporting and billing teams
Explore how the report develops from a draft to a signed record. Critical findings have their own notification and acknowledgement workflow.
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Acquisition technique and study details are documented with the report.
Draft findings are being prepared for review.
Awaiting the reporting clinician’s final impression.
Illustrative workflow. No diagnostic image or clinical interpretation is being presented.
Book the appointment and create the study request.
Record pre-study checks and mark acquisition against the order.
Draft or save a preliminary report, then complete sign-off.
Generate the report document and follow the configured delivery workflow.
01 / Appointments and worklists
Manage appointments with scheduled, completed, cancelled, and no-show states. Study orders give the department a worklist organised around the patient, priority, and stage of work. Assign the radiologist and retain the referring context alongside the request.
02 / Acquisition and attachments
Record pre-study checks, the acquisition stage, and supporting attachments against the study order. The reporting team can then work from the same request rather than trying to match files back to an unrelated patient reference.
03 / Reporting and versions
Prepare report drafts or preliminary reports, then sign the completed report. Report-version records support reviewing changes across versions. Signed reports can be rendered to PDF and delivered through the configured patient communication channels.
04 / Critical findings
Flag a critical finding, record the notification, and capture acknowledgement. Overdue escalation can be configured for the department. The record keeps the finding and communication steps together instead of relying on the report’s presence alone to indicate that somebody has seen it.
BEYOND THIS DEPARTMENT
Radiology requests can connect to clinical visits and inpatient encounters. Reporting remains a radiology workflow, while the referring team and patient account retain the study’s context. Review any existing image archive or PACS integration requirements separately during discovery.
A CLOSER LOOK
The current radiology module focuses on orders, acquisition records, attachments, and reporting. It does not provide a full PACS or embedded diagnostic DICOM viewer. Discuss your existing imaging setup with us when planning integration.
Yes. The reporting workflow includes drafts, preliminary reports, final signing, and report-version records.
Yes. Critical findings have notification and acknowledgement actions, with overdue escalation controlled by departmental settings.
LET’S WALK THROUGH YOUR WORKFLOW.