1. A method of capturing actions that are performed on at least one medical image of a patient during a medical imaging interpretation, the method being implemented using a computer system, the method comprising: (a) displaying a workflow template on a display of the computer system; (b) displaying the at least one medical image of the patient on said display; (c) automatically extracting data from an electronic medical record of the patient, or other data related to the patient, from a database, into said workflow template provided on said display; (d) capturing and storing one or more user actions as they are performed on the medical image of the patient, by an interpreting user during an entire medical imaging interpretation, using an auditing function of the computer system; (e) automatically generating user action information from the one or more captured actions, to prompt said user to perform certain actions; (f) storing the captured user actions and user action information, along with said data related to the patient, in said database, with the at least one medical image of the patient, as a new workflow sequence onto a new workflow template as a pre-defined protocol; (g) accessing said new workflow template having said pre-defined protocol from said database; (h) displaying to a new user, in said new workflow template, a recreation of the exact pre-defined protocol including said data related to the patient, stored by said previous interpreting user in said database, as a continuous replica of said previous interpreting user's actions and user action information stored in said workflow sequence, such that said new user may selectively review and modify clinically pertinent medical images and said data related to the patient, in a continuous manner that follows said stored workflow template as created by said previous interpreting user; and (i) repeating steps (b)-(f), such that a modified new workflow template is created and stored in said database: wherein each said modified new workflow template is a cumulative, refined, and dynamic workflow sequence of a series of said captured user actions and user action information, along with data related to each patient, with the at least one medical image of said patient, in order to provide best practice of said medical image interpretation for said user.
1. A method of capturing actions that are performed on at least one medical image of a patient during a medical imaging interpretation, the method being implemented using a computer system, the method comprising: (a) displaying a workflow template on a display of the computer system; (b) displaying the at least one medical image of the patient on said display; (c) automatically extracting data from an electronic medical record of the patient, or other data related to the patient, from a database, into said workflow template provided on said display; (d) capturing and storing one or more user actions as they are performed on the medical image of the patient, by an interpreting user during an entire medical imaging interpretation, using an auditing function of the computer system; (e) automatically generating user action information from the one or more captured actions, to prompt said user to perform certain actions; (f) storing the captured user actions and user action information, along with said data related to the patient, in said database, with the at least one medical image of the patient, as a new workflow sequence onto a new workflow template as a pre-defined protocol; (g) accessing said new workflow template having said pre-defined protocol from said database; (h) displaying to a new user, in said new workflow template, a recreation of the exact pre-defined protocol including said data related to the patient, stored by said previous interpreting user in said database, as a continuous replica of said previous interpreting user's actions and user action information stored in said workflow sequence, such that said new user may selectively review and modify clinically pertinent medical images and said data related to the patient, in a continuous manner that follows said stored workflow template as created by said previous interpreting user; and (i) repeating steps (b)-(f), such that a modified new workflow template is created and stored in said database: wherein each said modified new workflow template is a cumulative, refined, and dynamic workflow sequence of a series of said captured user actions and user action information, along with data related to each patient, with the at least one medical image of said patient, in order to provide best practice of said medical image interpretation for said user. 14. The method according to claim 1 , further comprising generating a computer-implemented report based on information derived from the workflow sequence.