Vista Imaging Vista Routing - Manual (Page 35)

Routing User Guide Configuring Routing
When an Imaging destination is established, all the above values should be related in
some way. The following example illustrates destination names for a fictional routing
system.
In this system, the sending site uses autorouting to meet two sets of needs. MRI images
are routed to an off-site specialist for interpretation. Urgent exams acquired in the
evening are routed to an affiliated hospital for after-hours interpretation.
Image Archive
VistA
HIS
Routing Gateway
Remote Storage
Destination
\\JONESVILLE_MRI_RC
VistARad
VistARad
Jonesville Offsite location (MRI Interp.)
Maryvale (off-hours coverage)
Remote Storage
Destination
\\MRV\JONESVILLE_RC
(Network location file
entries for destinations)
NETWORK LOCATION File Entries at “Jonesville”
Name field for Destination 1: OFFSITE_MRI_READ
Phys. Ref. field for Destination 1: \\JONESVILLE_MRI_RC
Site field for Destination 1: JVL_MRI
Name field for Destination 2: MARYVALE_RC
Phys. Ref. field for Destination 1: \\MRV_RC1\JONESVILLE_RC
Site field for Destination 2: MRV
Storage Location Names for offsite MRI specialist
Folder name: Exams_from_Jonesville
Computer and share name: \\JONESVILLE__MRI_RC
VistARad CacheLocationID: JVL_MRI_RC
Storage Location Names at for after-hours coverage at Maryvale
Folder name: Exams_from_Jonesville
Computer and share name: \\MRV_RC1\JONESVILLE_RC
VistARad CacheLocationID: MARYVALE_RC
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