Workflow Integration

The study flows in. The pre-read flows back. Your radiologist opens it ready.

Radivault is not a separate PACS viewer, not a parallel worklist, and not a new login for your radiologists. It is a processing layer your department configures once. From that point, studies arrive, pre-reads return, and the radiologist opens the case ready.

Data flow diagram

Radiologist perspective

From the radiologist's perspective, it looks like this.

Morning
Log in to PACS. The worklist already shows Radivault priority tiers assigned during the overnight queue. Studies are ordered by clinical urgency, not by arrival time.
First check
Urgent cases are flagged at the top. The ordering clinician received a structured HL7 notification when Radivault detected the finding. The radiologist does not open the shift making four phone calls before reading the first study.
First case
Open first Routine chest X-ray. The findings section is pre-populated. The impression is labeled AI-generated and flagged for review. Correct two lines, sign. Dictation not required.
Next case
Expedited abdominal CT. The findings section is drafted. The impression is intentionally left for the radiologist: Expedited cases carry complexity that benefits from radiologist-authored language. The pre-populated findings still saves the structured start.
End of shift
Reports-per-hour is up. Backlog is down. The department dashboard shows TAT by modality and pre-read coverage rate. The radiologist closed the same PACS window they always do.
Operations view

For imaging center operations: throughput and turnaround, tracked.

Radivault includes a department dashboard with study volume, pre-read coverage rate, draft acceptance rate, and average report turnaround time broken down by modality. An operations lead can see whether chest X-ray TAT has improved since the pilot started without asking the reading room to pull their own data. Backlog trends are visible in real time.

Implementation

Four steps from decision to live pre-reads.

01

Technical assessment

We document your PACS version, RIS vendor, and EHR environment. We identify the HL7 v2 or FHIR R4 integration path. Most common configurations, including major PACS platforms and Epic or Cerner EHR environments, are supported without custom development.

02

Integration setup

HL7 v2 or FHIR R4 connection configured and tested. PHI is de-identified at ingestion and never transmitted outside your network boundary. Processing runs inside your environment or an isolated, US-region cloud tenant, depending on your deployment preference.

03

Pilot on one modality

Start with a single modality: chest X-ray is the most common first choice because of volume and draft quality on normal studies. Radiologists see pre-reads alongside their existing worklist for 30 days. TAT and draft acceptance rate are tracked from day one. We review the data together before expanding.

04

Full rollout

After the pilot data confirms the pre-read quality and TAT improvement, rollout extends to remaining modalities and full worklist volume. The department dashboard activates with modality-level TAT, pre-read coverage percentage, and draft acceptance rate. Your operations team tracks performance without needing to ask the reading room.

Talk to us

Tell us your PACS vendor and monthly study volume. We will walk through the integration path on the first call.

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