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Remote reporting in the COVID-19 era: from pilot study to practice.

E A Dick¹, A Raithatha², L Musker²

¹Department of Radiology, Imperial College NHS Trust, London, UK; University of Sydney, Sydney, NSW, Australia.

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Remote radiology reporting via teleradiology systems significantly boosts reporting output by 140% and enhances trainee satisfaction. This method offers comparable quality to in-hospital reporting, proving beneficial for radiology departments.

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Medical Imaging
Radiology
Teleradiology

Background:

The COVID-19 pandemic accelerated the adoption of remote working in healthcare.
Teleradiology systems offer potential solutions for enhancing radiology services.

Purpose of the Study:

To evaluate the benefits and challenges of implementing an intra-departmental teleradiology system for remote reporting.
To assess the impact of remote reporting on radiologist output, training, and quality.

Main Methods:

A pilot study was conducted using an in-hospital teleradiology system for remote reporting by hospital-based radiologists.
Key metrics included reporting output, impact on training, and quality improvement.

Main Results:

Reporting output increased by 140% with the implementation of remote reporting.
Trainee satisfaction was high, especially regarding out-of-hours support and teaching.
Clinical feedback indicated that remote reporting quality was comparable to in-hospital services.

Conclusions:

Intra-departmental teleradiology enables radiology departments to provide high-standard remote reporting.
Remote reporting offers significant advantages in terms of increased output and improved training opportunities.