Overview of U.RIS
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HIS Orders Module
Receive orders seamlessly from your HIS. With powerful filtering and searching options, you can quickly locate specific orders. Attach relevant documents effortlessly and gain real-time insights into order statuses. Access Radiologist reports and images with ease, and utilize quick or manual scheduling features for efficient appointment booking. Print Label and initiate DVD Burning Jobs from here also.
Reporting Module
Efficiently access patient information, study details, attached documents, templates and text modules related to the concerned study. Customize page layouts to meet your specific needs and utilize our versatile text editor for comprehensive narratives. Seamlessly navigate prior studies and reports, making data retrieval a breeze.
Scheduler Module
Our RIS Scheduler Module is a robust and user-friendly solution designed to streamline the scheduling process for healthcare facilities. Offering multi-modality scheduling capabilities, it seamlessly integrates with configured procedures and Health Information System (HIS) orders, ensuring a cohesive and efficient workflow. Users can easily add, edit, or delete appointments, providing flexibility in managing patient schedules and modality Worklist.
External Studies Upload
Our external studies upload feature simplifies the process of importing studies from external sources, whether it's via a DVD, USB or DICOM folder. It seamlessly merges multiple studies for easy comparisons and analysis. Users can review study details before uploading them to the PACS, ensuring accuracy and completeness.
Studies Management Module
The Studies Management Module serves as a comprehensive tool, enabling correction, deletion, merging, patient demographics update, and movement of series within the radiology information system. This module empowers healthcare professionals with the flexibility needed for precise management and maintenance of radiological data
Studies Assignment Module
The Studies Assignment Module empowers radiographers and administrators to seamlessly assign studies manually to radiologists, radiographers, junior radiologists, and transcribers. This feature enhances flexibility and coordination within the radiology workflow, ensuring efficient distribution of tasks among team members for optimized resource allocation and timely report generation.
Landing Screen Quick Summary
The Landing Screen Quick Summary provides an at-a-glance overview of the current status of Health Information System (HIS) orders and pending reports for radiologists for quick assessment, allowing healthcare professionals to efficiently track orders progress.
Studies Reconciliation Module
The Studies Reconciliation Module links unscheduled studies with HIS orders. This essential function ensures accurate documentation and alignment between imaging studies and corresponding orders, contributing to a more organized and streamlined radiological process.
Configuration Module
Our Configuration Module covers essential aspects such as modality types, user roles, equipment and room configurations, and label settings.
Moreover, the module allows for precise configuration of services, procedures, and sharing settings for images and reports. It also provides options for customizing reports headers and footers, generating templates and text modules. Network settings, auto-scheduling rules and auto-assignment rules ensuring effective and reliable workflow.
Patient Portal Module
The Patient Portal Module in our radiology information system enables patients to effortlessly access and review their medical images and reports. With a user-friendly interface, they can conveniently track and understand their entire radiological history, fostering a more engaged and informed healthcare experience.
Referring Physicians Portal Module
The Referring Physicians Portal Module offers referring physicians a streamlined platform to access information on their referred patients organized by visit dates. This module provides a convenient interface for referring physicians to effortlessly review both images and reports associated with their patients.
