Radiological Information System (RIS) is a computer database that is used by radiology departments in hospitals to store, process and distribute patient radiology data and images. This system generally consists of the patient follow-up process, the scheduling process, the preparation of a report on the results, and the possibilities of following up on the radiological image. The Radiological Information System is a complementary system to the HIS (Hospital Information System) and this system represents an important necessity to complement the effective work in radiology usage practices.

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Key Features

In most cases, the radiological information system provides the following features:

Patient registration and scheduling of x-rays

Patient List Management

Interface method via work list

Workflow management in the radiology department

Request and scan documents

Enter results

Preparing reports and publications

Delivery of results including fax and e-mail for all medical reports

Patient follow-up

interactive documents

Create technical files

Managing materials and constraints.

Additional Features

In addition to the above, the radiology information system supports the following:

Set reservations

Workflow with image archiving and communication system

Create a custom report

The seventh health level is linked to PACS and the seventh health level allows communication between the hospital information system and the radiology information system in addition to the radiology information system with the image archiving and communication system.

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