Chapter 9: Worklist
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Patient List Area Shows all procedures scheduled for examinations during a working
day. Procedures on the list may be downloaded from the RIS/HIS or
may be created locally.
The list may be sorted by column, searched, or filtered. Refer to
Manage List / Find Procedures
(p. 9-6) for more information.
The time period displayed is configurable. Refer to Chapter 15:
Preferences-Worklist (p. 15-17) for information on changing the
time period displayed.
[ADD PATIENT] Allows you to enter patient information and adds the patient to the
Patient List.
Refer to Add or Edit Patient Information
(p. 9-13) for more
information.
[DELETE] or [DELETE ALL] Switches between [DELETE] and [DELETE ALL] to remove
procedures from the Worklist.
[DELETE] - Removes the selected procedure or procedures from the
Patient List.
[DELETE ALL] - Removes all completed and discontinued
procedures from the Patient List.
Note: [DELETE] or [DELETE ALL] does not remove procedures from
the RIS or HIS or remove any exam images from the image
database.
Refer to Delete Procedures
(p. 9-12) for more information.
[START EXAM] or [RESUME EXAM] Starts, continues, or appends the selected procedure.
The button name changes depending on the Scheduled Status of
the selected procedure. If the selected procedure has a Status of
“Suspended”, the button name changes to [RESUME EXAM].
[EMERGENCY EXAM] Begins an exam without selecting a procedure from the Patient List
or adding the patient. The system will assign a unique tracking
number as the Patient Name.
Refer to Chapter 10: Image Acquisition
-Conduct an Emergency
Exam (p. 10-23) for more information.
The tracking number is the date and time the exam was initiated.
The time is recorded to the second.
[CASSETTE EXAM] Begins a cassette exam. Cassette exams allow exposures to be
taken without any digital patient record or image storage.
Refer to Chapter 10: Image Acquisition
-Conduct a Cassette Exam
(p. 10-20) for more information.
Table 9-1 Worklist Functions
Function Description
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