Intelerad launches enterprise diagnostics system

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Intelerad Medical Systems has launched Flow by Intelerad.

Flow includes a unified reading workflow with assignment and allocations, universal worklist and enhanced critical workflows. It leverages InteleViewer’s diagnostic reading and reporting capabilities and provides advanced hanging protocols. Flow offers embedded voice recognition and structured reporting through Intelerad Multi-Method Reporting and dictation technology. The system also includes embedded multispecialty workflows for mammography and advanced 3D imaging and fusion.

Flow’s communications functionality provides instant messaging, InteleConnect web or app-based results delivery and a quality suite with critical results, peer review and teaching files management.

Flow by Intelerad will be released to market in the first quarter of 2013. Montreal-based Intelerad will demonstrate Flow at RSNA.  

 

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