Send a study to a partner’s reading radiologist when none is on site; the report comes back.
A study that needs a read and no radiologist on site to read it goes to a partner organisation’s reading radiologists, chosen by the ordering doctor: the patient’s details, the study (modality, part, date, accession, the viewer link where the images are opened — images do not travel), the clinical history and any prior report. The reader accepts, can ask a question first, and writes the report back onto the same request — findings, impression, who reported it and their registration — and the centre files it against the request. The fee agreed per study is recorded as owed and marked settled by hand when it is paid by the centre’s usual invoice; no money moves through this app and no payment gateway is called. The exchange is one narrow door between organisations: a share names the two organisations, the app and its purpose, exactly what it carries and until when; a share about a patient carries that patient’s consent to this transfer — how it was given, who took it, when — or the database refuses it; the receiving organisation sees nothing until it accepts; and the sender, the receiver or the patient can revoke it, which stops all further reading at once. Every offer, acceptance, reading and reply is logged where both organisations read it, and the patient sees who has their records in the Patient App. Written with India’s DPDP Act 2023 and the HIPAA Privacy Rule in mind; it helps a practice keep those duties and claims no certification.
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