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Digital Image Viewing Stations: Radiologist Interests And Attitudes

In order to provide a PAC system which will appeal to, and be used by our Radiology staff, we have surveyed their attitudes about digital imaging in general and viewing sta-tions in particular. We anticipate installing a number of these stations in the full PACS, and we want these stations to provide improvement over the way we currently handle digital images. For these reasons, we felt it necessary to ask the radiologists who will be using the viewing systems what features and functions they would like to have available. The faculty, fellows, and residents in our Radiology department were asked to complete a questionnaire about digital imaging and workstations for viewing. They were asked to comment on existing viewing systems (i.e. CT consoles , nuclear imaging systems, and DIVA consoles). This paper discusses the results of the survey along with our ideas on how best we can implement the functions needed and requested.