From imaging request to released report, in one system.
E-Afya Radiology joins the doctor's request, the images and the radiologist's report. Studies go to your PACS and open in the browser, and the finished report reaches the doctor and the patient by WhatsApp or email.
Six places an imaging department loses time and trust.
Most departments struggle in the same spots. Here is each one and what E-Afya Radiology does about it.
Images stay with the record
Studies are stored in PACS and linked to the patient, so a repeat scan is not needed because a film went missing.
See every pending report at a glance
Requests are listed with priority and an urgent flag, so the radiologist reports the urgent ones first.
Notify them when the report is done
Send the report by email or WhatsApp the moment it is signed off, instead of waiting for someone to collect it.
Charge for the study and what it used
Consumed material is recorded on each study, so contrast, film and other items are deducted and billed.
One imaging history per patient
The doctor opens the request, the images and the report from the same patient record.
Report from anywhere
Images open in a web viewer, so a radiologist can read and report remotely without special software.
Everything an imaging department runs on.
From the request to the released report. It runs on the same platform as E-Afya HMS, so wards, clinics and radiology share one patient record.
Imaging requests
Doctors request studies from the patient record. Requests link to the appointment or admission.
Priority and urgent worklist
Routine and urgent studies are clearly marked, so the department works in the right order.
Send to PACS
Upload a study to your Orthanc PACS in one click and see its PACS status and study ID on the record.
Browser image viewer
Open images in the OHIF viewer from the patient record. No viewer software to install on each computer.
Structured reports
Clinical indication, imaging findings, diagnosis or impression and recommendations, each in its own section.
Documents and attachments
Keep referral letters, consent forms and scanned documents on the same study.
Send by email or WhatsApp
Deliver the finished report to the doctor or patient straight from the radiology record.
Consumed material and billing
Record contrast, film and other items used, deduct them from stock and bill the study.
Teleradiology and dose tracking
Let a remote radiologist report, and keep a record of radiation dose per patient.
A study, imaged and reported in five steps.
One flow replaces the request slip, the film envelope and the phone calls.
- 1
Request
The doctor orders the study from the patient record.
- 2
Image
The radiographer images the patient and records materials used.
- 3
Send to PACS
Images are uploaded and opened in the browser viewer.
- 4
Report
The radiologist records findings, impression and recommendations.
- 5
Release and bill
The report is sent to the doctor and patient, and the study is billed.
Images that open from the patient record.
E-Afya Radiology works with Orthanc PACS and the OHIF viewer. The study and its images stay together, and anyone with access can open them from the record.
- Send to PACS in one clickThe study uploads to your PACS and the record shows its status and study ID.
- View in the browserOpen images from the patient record in a web viewer, on any computer you allow.
- Documents on the same studyAttach referral letters and other files so nothing is stored in a separate folder.
- Remote reportingA radiologist outside the building can open the study and write the report.
A structured report the doctor can act on.
Every report follows the same layout, so doctors know where to find the answer. A report stays in draft until the radiologist marks it done.
- Clear sectionsClinical indication, imaging findings, impression and recommendations, each in its own place.
- Draft to doneOnly finished reports are released to the doctor and the patient.
- Send by email or WhatsAppDeliver the report from the same screen, with no separate step.
- Materials and dose recordedConsumed material is billed and deducted, and radiation dose is tracked per patient.
Built in Kenya for the imaging services Africa actually has.
Hospital radiology departments
Requests from wards and clinics arrive electronically and reports return to the patient file.
Standalone imaging centres
Walk-in and referred patients, fast reports and billing in one place.
Clinics with X-ray or ultrasound
A simple way to request, record and report without buying separate systems.
Teleradiology and reporting partners
Read and report studies remotely through a web viewer.
District, county and mission hospitals
One system for the whole hospital, including imaging.
Specialist clinics
Send patients for imaging and get the report back in the same record.
Films and CDs, a standalone PACS, or one system built in Kenya for hospitals across Africa.
| What you need | Films, CDs and paper | Standalone PACS | E-Afya Radiology |
|---|---|---|---|
| Images linked to the patient record | No | Separate system | Yes |
| Doctor requests with no re-typing | No | Needs integration | Yes with E-Afya HMS |
| Browser viewer, no install | No | Yes | Yes |
| Structured report | No | Varies | Yes |
| Report by WhatsApp or email | No | Usually extra work | Yes |
| Consumables and billing | No | No | Yes |
| Pricing in your local currency and local support | Free | Varies | Yes |
Pay for the modules you use.
Pricing depends on your number of users, imaging volume and the modalities you connect. Message us for a quote for your facility. A free demo is included.
Let's set up your imaging service.
Tell us about your department or imaging centre. We will contact you within one business day to arrange a demo with your own workflow. We work with facilities across Kenya and Africa, and can run demos and onboarding remotely.
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