Clinical Photos stored electronically - does anyone have a good system for this?

FYI - re Whanganui’s roll-out of Medtasker
https://www.hinz.org.nz/news/453635/Whanganui-DHB-live-with-e-task-management.htm

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Hi Richard, we are going mobile app based with wabba and worked hard to get the authorisations right and break glass. Not quite up and running outside of our medical imaging team but the whole point is to go mobile…

Interesting. How does it manage images on the local device. This is one of the advantages of CELO that images don’t have persistence on the local device or sync to device clouds (eg ICloud for photos)

Cheers

Richard

Also I have had a lot of conversations with our ISG and Med Ills on how Wabba manages permissions so happy to share that as is helpful.

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In Primary Care sa wee Christchurch company created and excellent app for phone that uploads to medtch (and other PMS as well I think).
Stores at local Medtech host, nothing left on the phone.

It’s a brilliant bit of kit

Also in primary care: we are loading our photos directly into our PMS Indici - we scan a QR code which opens the patient record in your phone browser - then you can take the photo(s) and that loads the image directly into a photo gallery in the patient record. Avoids saving the photo anywhere else (and hence having to delete it).

Since indici is browser based it can be viewed on a mobile device but most users are accessing from larger devices (eg laptop, surface) rather than from a phone - so the user interface at that level hasn’t really been exercised. If it was something that was needed I do think the developers would work it out though

I don’t know if it uses the DICOM format however

As per previous comments we are using CM3 which is proving to be an interesting implementation taking a bit of time. It does include a consent module and is viewable on browser and mobile so once we get it going well I think it’s going to be great.