Report Creation Guide

Step-by-step walkthrough for creating radiology reports with AI

1

Select a Study from the Worklist

Navigate to the Worklist and click on the study you want to report. The report creation page opens with patient info and study details pre-filled.

Tip: You can also access studies from the Outpatient Worklist — the reporting interface is the same.
2

Review Auto-Populated Info

Patient demographics, referring physician, study type, reason for study, and special instructions are pulled automatically from the order. Check them for accuracy.

Handy buttons:
  • Copy to Relevant Findings — appears next to Special Instructions. One click sends the text to your findings box.
  • Document Communication — appears next to the Referring Physician. Use it to note that you discussed findings with them.
3

Enter Relevant Findings

Type or dictate your observations into the Relevant Findings box in the AI panel. This is the input the AI uses to generate your report.

Don't worry about typos, abbreviations, or messy formatting — the AI cleans everything up.

Typing

  • Direct text entry
  • Copy-paste from notes
  • Use abbreviations freely

Voice Dictation

  • In the AI panel only: Medical dictation (Google) or Live dictation — Google (general)
  • Medical: clinical terminology; record then transcribe
  • General live: everyday speech; text appears in chunks while you speak
  • Say "period", "comma", "next line" (especially with Medical)
Example — what you say vs. what AI produces: Input: "Big heart, fluid in chest, no broken ribs"
AI Output: "Mild cardiomegaly, bilateral pleural effusions, no acute rib fractures."

Quick Add Common Findings

Below the Relevant Findings box, you'll see preset buttons for common findings based on the exam type. One tap adds the text to your findings.

Click the gear icon to customize which findings appear for each exam type.

4

Generate the Report

Click Generate Full Report (or press Ctrl+Alt+G). The AI takes your findings and produces a structured report with Technique, Findings, and Impression sections.

Example: Your Input: "CT chest with contrast. 45yo male, chest pain. No PE. Mild cardiomegaly. Small bilateral pleural effusions."

AI Output: Full structured report with PROCEDURE, TECHNIQUE, FINDINGS, and IMPRESSION sections.
Always review AI-generated content. The AI is a tool, not a replacement for clinical judgment. Verify accuracy and completeness before signing.
5

Review and Edit

The generated report appears in the rich text editor. You can:

6

Accept and Sign

When the report is finalized, click Accept and Sign (or press Ctrl+Alt+Enter) to submit. Template bracket placeholders are automatically cleaned up before submission.

After submission, the system handles fax distribution to the appropriate sites automatically.

Templates

If you prefer starting from a structured template instead of generating from scratch, expand Template Options on the report page to load a pre-built template for the exam type.

Most users skip templates and let the AI generate the structure. Templates are there if you want a consistent starting format.
Voice Dictation Commands

The Medical dictation (Google) model supports spoken commands for formatting. Use these while dictating into Relevant Findings (general live dictation may interpret commands differently):

CategoryCommands
Punctuationperiod comma question mark colon semicolon
Formattingnext paragraph next point next section new line
Structurenext problem next item next number
Text Controlcaps scratch that
Medical Headingsimpression findings physical exam current medications
Don't stress about getting these right. The AI cleans up all formatting when it generates the report from your findings.
Best Practices

Efficiency

  • Use voice for faster input
  • Use abbreviations — AI expands them
  • Start with key findings, let AI structure
  • Learn the keyboard shortcuts

Quality

  • Always review AI output
  • Include relevant measurements
  • Ensure findings support impression
  • Note comparison with priors
Troubleshooting