The radiology department reading room offers providers consultations with WVU Medicine radiology faculty as well as the ability to receive results of scans or studies 24/7.
The room doubles as an in-house digital film library; in addition to integrating outside studies with WVU Medicine’s Epic EHR system, the space is also equipped with technology to download internal studies onto a CD or other device.
“By allowing greater access to radiology results, we are able to provide more expedient care for our patients,” WVU Medicine radiology department chair Mathis Frick, MD, said in the news release. “With our enhanced ability to upload external scans into our records system, we can reduce the need for repeat scans and improve the patient experience.”
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