Browser-based
Radiyx View
- Imaging and connected reporting in the browser
- Patient and study context stay with the report
- Templates and report history live on the Radiyx Platform reporting system
Structured radiology reporting
Radiyx Reporting
Reporting that stays with the study.
Create structured reports using reusable templates, author alongside imaging in Radiyx View or Radiyx Vision, then review and sign inside the same connected Radiyx workflow.
Radiyx Reporting workflow overview
Structured reporting
Reusable clinical structure
Template design
Own the reporting format
View + Vision
Report where imaging happens
Connected record
Reporting continues through Radiyx
Reporting workflow
From completed study to signed report.
Radiyx Reporting is the reporting lifecycle inside the Radiyx ecosystem—connected to the study, the imaging environment, and the operational record.
01
Study ready
Imaging completed—patient and study context continue into reporting.
02
Template selected
Start from a reusable template matched to the examination context.
03
Report authored
Author findings and impression alongside imaging in View or Vision.
04
Review
Edit and revise the draft before clinical sign-off.
05
Sign
Authorized users sign the report—tracked as Report signed in the workflow.
06
Distribution
Delivery continues in the connected Radiyx pathway—tracked as Report delivered.
07
Clinical record
Report history remains with the patient and study context on the platform.
Operational statuses verified in Radiyx RIS
Reporting startedReport signedReport delivered
Template system
Start with the right reporting structure.
Reusable templates give radiologists a consistent clinical frame—findings, impressions, and structured inputs—without trapping the report in a disconnected document editor.
- Reusable template library for consistent clinical structure
- Templates organized for modality and examination context
- Structured findings and impression sections
- Reusable blocks for common exam language
- Site-specific templates for organizational preference
Findings
Structured clinical observations
Impression
Summary language ready for review
Modality context
Templates matched to the examination
Site preference
Organization-specific reporting format
Template designer
Clinical teams own the template.
Authorized users configure reporting structure—sections, headings, and structured fields—so the organization owns the format without adopting a separate no-code reporting product.
- Visual layout for sections and headings
- Structured fields for clinical inputs
- Field configuration for measurements and required content where defined
- Clinical teams can shape the library without a separate reporting product
Imaging continuity
Imaging and reporting stay together.
Radiyx View and Radiyx Vision are different imaging environments. Radiyx Reporting is the connected reporting workflow that continues across both—without forcing a second reporting product.
Native workstation
Radiyx Vision
- Professional imaging with built-in local reporting
- When connected to Radiyx, reporting continues in the platform workflow
- Study context can hand off from View into Vision
Connected workflow
Radiyx Reporting
- The reporting workflow across the Radiyx environment
- Templates, authoring, review, and signing stay on-platform
- Not a separate product beside RIS, View, or Vision
Authoring
Author the report with the study still in view.
Report creation stays attached to patient and study context—so findings, impression, and structured fields remain part of the same Radiyx pathway used for imaging review.
- Findings and impression authoring against the selected template
- Structured fields from the template structure
- Draft editing and revision before signing
- Report history kept with imaging and study context
- Dictation support where currently available in the deployed environment
Assisted intelligence
AI assists. The radiologist remains the author.
AI is an assistant inside the reporting workflow—not the definition of Radiyx Reporting, and not a substitute for clinical judgment.
Template assistance
- Assistance creating or structuring templates from preferred exam structure
Authoring assistance
- Draft and wording assistance during report authoring where configured
Review assistance
- Assistive checks during review where configured in the deployment
The radiologist reviews, edits, and signs the final report. AI output is assistive—not an autonomous clinical or legal record.
Clinical record
From draft to signed clinical record.
Drafts move through review and signing inside Radiyx. Operational statuses track when reporting starts, when the report is signed, and when delivery is recorded.
- Draft authoring before sign-off
- Revision and review before signing
- Signing tracked in the operational workflow (Report signed)
- Delivery tracked in the operational workflow (Report delivered)
- Report history retained with patient and study context
- Access controlled through Radiyx roles and permissions
What is tracked
Report status stays on the operational pathway.
Radiyx RIS surfaces Reporting started, Report signed, and Report delivered on the same study workflow that began at intake—so reporting progress is visible to operations without a separate status system.
Reporting startedReport signedReport delivered
Connected workflow
Reporting inside the Radiyx ecosystem.
RIS coordinates the study. View and Vision provide the imaging environment. Reporting completes the clinical record. Radiyx keeps the workflow connected.
RIS
The study and patient workflow reaches Reporting with the same operational context.
View / Vision
Imaging and reporting remain connected—browser workspace or native workstation.
Financial / Insights
Operational events can continue into organizational workflows where relevant.
AIXIS Network
Optional extension beyond the organization—including Network print templates where supported. Not required for internal reporting.
Security & access
Controlled access for reporting teams.
Reporting inherits Radiyx Platform access controls—so authoring and signing stay within organizational permissions.
- Role-based access and permissions
- Signing limited to authorized users
- Administrative history and audit events on the platform
- Organization / tenant separation in Radiyx deployments
- Designed with healthcare security and privacy in mind
Built for reporting operations
Built for reporting across imaging organizations.
Imaging centers
Standardize report structure across readers while keeping imaging and signing in one workflow.
Hospital radiology departments
Move from completed study to signed report without a disconnected reporting product.
Teleradiology teams
Author from View or Vision with templates and report history on the shared Radiyx record.
Multi-site imaging organizations
Share site-aware templates and keep reporting continuity across locations.
Radiology operations / clinical leads
Own template structure and follow draft-to-signed status on the operational record.
Keep imaging and reporting in one connected workflow.
Templates, authoring beside View or Vision, review and signing, and continuity into the Radiyx Platform—without a separate reporting product.