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Page 1: Intro to teleradiology

Intro to Teleradiology

Clariso

4/12/2013

Page 2: Intro to teleradiology

Traditional Radiology

In the early days of Radiology,

everything happened under

one roof. The patient, the

General Practitioner, and the

Radiologist were in the same

building.

General Practitioner

Patient Radiologist

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Teleradiology

In the late 1990’s, some

Radiologists began

experimenting with accessing

images remotely.

The original use case was

emergency interpretations in

the middle of the night from

the radiologist’s home.

General Practitioner

Patient Radiologist

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Teleradiology

In the early 2000’s, the

practice of remote

interpretation blossomed into

the “teleradiology” industry.

Companies were founded on

this concept.

One “teleradiology”

organization can serve many

(100+) hospitals.

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How does it work?

The process is relatively simple.

First, the hospital sends the images using “DICOM”,

which is the language that Radiology scanners use.

Images over DICOM

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How does it work?

The Radiologist receives the images, reviews them,

and then creates a report.

The report is sent back to the hospital using either

fax, DICOM, or HL7 (technology to directly connect

with the EHR).

Images over DICOM

Reports over Fax, DICOM, or HL7

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How does it work?

As groups work more closely together, the

integration can become more sophisticated.

For example, the groups can send additional details

over fax, HL7, or phone calls.

Images over DICOM

Reports over Fax, DICOM, or HL7

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How does it work?

A complete integration can become complex.

Using a system like Clariso can simplify the integration

and reduce costs for both sides.

Clariso manages all connectivity including DICOM, HL7,

and faxes. It also provides secure email and SMS.

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Clariso: Ordering

Clariso provides all CPOE

(computerized physician order

entry) features.

This makes it easy for patients

and physicians to order and

schedule exams.

Radiology CPOE is required for

Meaningful Use Stage 2.

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Clariso: Scheduling

Empower patients with user

friendly scheduling tools.

Patients can schedule an

appointment the same way

they would schedule a flight

on Expedia.

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Clariso: Workflow

Create customized workflows.

Route studies to radiologists

using an interface similar to

MS Outlook’s “Email Rules”.

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Clariso: Viewer

Full diagnostic medical viewer

in the web browser.

Pure HTML5 client, no

software to install.

Grant access to physicians and

patients instantly.

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Clariso: Viewer

Built for social healthcare.

Sharing via email, SMS, fax,

and HL7.

Automatic sharing based on

rules and triggers.

Designed for both physicians

and patients alike.

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Clariso: Viewer

Workflow analytics for

managers.

Detailed statistics about

resource utilization and

capacity planning.

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Clariso: Learn more

Contact us at:

[email protected]

Learn more at:

https://www.clariso.com