Features
Each page explains how a feature works, then how to set it up.
Routing
Section titled “Routing”| Page | Covers |
|---|---|
| Sources | Who may send, header conditions, what changes on arrival. |
| Destinations | Where instances go, queues, retries and dead letters. |
| Routes | First-match routing, priority, waiting for whole studies, the route tester. |
| Destination groups | Failover and load balancing. |
| Schedules and bandwidth | Pausing and limiting by time of day. |
| Transfer syntaxes | What sources accept and destinations are sent, and conversion. |
Changing studies
Section titled “Changing studies”| Page | Covers |
|---|---|
| Tag edits and scripts | Header edits on the way in and out, and JavaScript. |
| De-identification | Profiles, pseudonyms, date shifts, burned-in text. |
| Patient ID maps | Translating patient IDs between domains. |
Getting studies back
Section titled “Getting studies back”| Page | Covers |
|---|---|
| Query/retrieve and archives | Searching and retrieving through the router. |
| Prior studies | Fetching a patient’s relevant earlier studies. |
Orders, HL7 and the cloud
Section titled “Orders, HL7 and the cloud”| Page | Covers |
|---|---|
| Modality worklist and MPPS | Orders from HL7, worklist queries, performed procedure steps, status to the RIS. |
| HL7 routing | Routing and transforming HL7 messages. |
| DICOMweb | Azure, Google Cloud and other services; uploads; web viewers. |
| AI workflows | Sending studies to AI services and bringing results back. |
| Patient reconciliation | Holding studies whose patient does not match their order. |
Reliability and oversight
Section titled “Reliability and oversight”| Page | Covers |
|---|---|
| Deletions and corrections | Rejection notes reach every system that got the images (IHE IOCM). |
| Storage commitment | Confirming custody, both ways. |
| DICOM TLS | Encrypted DICOM and certificates. |
| Monitoring, history and alerts | The live grid, history, problems, alerts, reports, metrics, logs. |
| Security and audit | Roles, encryption at rest, two-person approval, the audit log and ATNA. |
