August 13, 2009 - BRIT UrgentWorks is showing at AHRA 2009 its critical results reporting and discordance tool harnesses the power of browser-based technologies to support the flagging of urgent findings and critical test results by reporting clinicians and the immediate communication and on-going tracking of results to the ordering physician. The critical findings and history of the communications can be viewed and updated by all involved users on the browser interface.

A reporting clinician can easily use BRIT UrgentWorks to effectively communicate their findings in accordance to ACR guidelines and JCAHO initiatives. The solution sends messages by email, fax, and proactively calls or texts the ordering clinician. The auto call feature converts the reporting clinician’s text to an audio message that can be acknowledged on the fly by the recipient. All updates to the critical result are instantaneously available across the enterprise and all messages and actions by all clinicians are recorded in the critical results history log.

BRIT UrgentWorks can be readily implemented within any workflow environment. It builds a patient worklist via either an HL-7 interface to a department’s order entry system or via DICOM by regenerating order information from a study’s DICOM header meta data.

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