GE Healthcare Centricity RIS-i - Manual (Page 2)

Supporting increased productivity
Centricity RIS-i provides a streamlined workflow, advanced
clinical tools and real-time insights contributing to increased
productivity and reduced costs in radiology services across multiple
departments, hospitals and organisations.
Automating access to information
Centricity RIS-i provides access to regional patient history across
specialties and modalities, helping to save time and enabling more
effective patient care. Through seamlessly integrating with other IT
platforms, RIS-i automatically populates critical data, eliminating
duplication of data capture and re-dictation.
Critical alert management is optimised through the RIS with
an intelligent workflow that provides customised notification
to radiology stakeholders. This helps ensure that workload is
prioritised based on need and contributes to improved turnaround
for critical exams.
Driving departmental efficiency
The eRadcockpit workflow module in Centricity RIS-i provides
patient tracking functionality with time stamps for recording key
performance metrics. Radiology managers are provided with
actionable data and reports that give an overview on department
efficiency for both internal and national reporting requirements.
eRadcockpit also enables real-time performance monitoring,
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allowing managers to pro-actively identify and resolve bottlenecks
as they arise.
Centricity RIS-i also features powerful scheduling tools and
paperless workflow for optimising departmental throughput
and contributing to improved patient and staff experience. The
Scheduler module uses an intelligent, rules-based platform
for scheduling exams, including such advanced features as
triple-vetting and exam turnaround target dates. The paperless
workflow eliminates the need for paper-based systems, providing
greater access to information, minimising duplicate data entry
and simplifying day-to-day management of complex Radiology
departments.