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iQ-RIS enables any hospital radiology or imaging center to properly manage its master data as well as to correctly administer its devices, procedures and services. Being a true multisite RIS, it can even be used across several facilities.
As an integral system, iQ-RIS covers the whole radiological process from the front desk through the device worklist management to the creation of reports and image management.
iQ-RIS contains a comprehensive, dynamic and easy-to-use calendar optimized for the management of patient appointments.
The proper management of patient histories, external documents or any patient associated data can easily be done with the included electronic medical record system. It allows the accurate storage of any data like patient visits or medications in any audiovisual format.
Doctors may dictate reports digitally and transmit dictations to local or remote typists, use voice recognition systems or benefit from the innovative structured report assistant. iQ-RIS supports various report formats like DICOM structured reports, PDF or the classic MS Office Word format. Reports can be printed, stored on optical media, faxed or automatically handed over to the iQ-WEBX web portal for the computerized distribution to connected hospitals or referring physicians.
The billing tool supports codes and specific invoicing requirements for the United States, Australia, Switzerland and numerous other countries.
The incredibly fast and flexible multidimensional database can easily be adapted to new requirements. The billing tool offers all required features to write individual invoices and to transfer them on paper or electronically to the insured persons or insurance companies.
iQ-RIS can be integrated with most PACS systems available on the market. There is a well-established incorporation with iQ-SYSTEM PACS where iQ-RIS organizes the workflow and even hanging protocols.
The user management ensures easy administration of user rights as well as HIPAA compliant access levels. The iQ-RIS database comes with an extended structure consisting of three modules for system data, master data and dynamic data. It is possible to define specific facility access and therefore ideal to run big multicenter RIS networks with an excellent system performance.
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