News | PACS Accessories | May 28, 2019

Intelerad Showcases Clario SmartWorklist at SIIM 2019

Workflow manager organizes radiologist’s daily reading tasks according to subspecialty, credentials and other factors

May 28, 2019 — The Clario SmartWorklist intelligently manages picture archiving and communication system (PACS) reading workflow by automatically organizing each radiologist’s daily reading tasks according to their credentials, subspecialty, workload, availability and more. To optimize reading quality and efficiency, Clario SmartWorklist also balances peer review tasks alongside daily workload, mitigates the impact of interruptions, and keeps radiologists on-track with at-a-glance visibility into daily reading workload and progress. With multiple-viewer support, automatic case distribution, vendor-neutral artificial intelligence (AI) interface, auto-next reading and dynamic worklist activations, the Clario SmartWorklist aims to achieve worklist perfection for each individual radiologist.

Intelerad will display Clario SmartWorklist, along with other products, at the 2019 Society for Imaging Informatics in Medicine (SIIM) annual meeting, June 26-28 in Aurora, Colo.

For more information: www.intelerad.com

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