Contrast Dose
Management
Contrast Dose
Management
Contrast Dose Management Can Help You Optimize Radiology Workflows
From the point of care through to post procedure, Radimetrics® – the Contrast Dose Management Platform offered by Bayer in Radiology – helps you automate manual processes, directly impacting key areas of the complete radiology workflow.
Put Contrast Dose Management to work.
Get the benefits of automated documentation accuracy and workflow efficiency
- Eliminate repetitive, manual documentation, and dictation for more efficient radiology workflows
- Automate contrast documentation for greater documentation accuracy and consistency
- Auto-populate contrast injection records directly into RIS, PACS, and Speech Reporting (SR)
- Mitigate billing rework and down-coding by automating documentation
Take advantage of accessible insights
- Close information gaps, and gain the insights you need to make better decisions
- Evaluate outcomes, and link them to technical factors, technologists, and equipment
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Experience streamlined best-practice compliance
- Standardize contrast documentation processes
- Respond to increased interest in tracking contrast agent information
- Accreditation bodies and professional organizations (including The Joint Commission and ACR) now agree that contrast information should be captured in medical records
Leverage measurable gains in quality
- Automatically capture quality metrics in a central location
- Identify variations in performance, patterns, and trends
- Prepare for future quality initiatives
Deliver enhanced care
- Increase time for patients by spending less time on paperwork and repetitive documentation
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Gain cumulative insights on MR patients
- Monitor cumulative MR contrast dose over time
- Monitor MR contrast utilization in the enterprise
Obtain personalized dose insights for CT patients
- Set alerts for CT contrast volume thresholds over 24-hour periods
- Monitor contrast usage to reduce CT contrast agent spend through more precise utilization
- Monitor patient’s time-based contrast dose thresholds