RealTime Medical Unveils Enhanced DiaShare Workflow Software

 
December 21, 2011

RealTime Medical's DiaShare software platform is a  cross-platform, automated shared workflow solution  with applicability to workflow orchestration and remote diagnosis applications, including teleradiology, telecardiology, telepathology, teledermatology and teleophthalmology networks.

The software is compatible with standards-based systems, across any number of PACS, radiology information system/health information system (RIS/HIS) or equivalent infrastructures; it can be applied in radiology, cardiology, pathology, dermatology, and ophthalmology.

It dynamically balances and optimizes system-wide image acquisition, exam assignment, workload balancing and distribution. The system also features live coverage and schedule management between exam producers and diagnostic specialists; peer-to-peer and cross-institutional collaboration; and reporting and results management and billing. This makes DiaShare one of the first, functionally complete, end-to-end eDiagnosis solution platforms.

An additional software supplement, QAIC, enables advanced, automated quality assurance, improvement and cross-platform/cross-region collaboration workflows; these include over-reads, resident reads, pre-dictation 'ask a colleague' and anonymized peer review and feedback, including second/third and fourth reviews.

RealTime Medical displayed the DiaShare software platform and QAIC supplement at RSNA 2011.

For more information: www.realtimemedical.com

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