Yousem D M, Beauchamp N J
Department of Radiology, Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore, MD 21287, USA.
J Digit Imaging. 2000 Feb;13(1):19-24. doi: 10.1007/BF03168336.
The purpose of this study was to evaluate clinical attitudes and expectations in the implementation of a neuroradiology picture archiving and communication system (PACS). A 1-page survey of expectations and clinical attitudes toward a neuroradiology mini-PACS was distributed to 49 full-time faculty members in the departments of neurosurgery, neurology, and otorhinolaryngology at an academic center. Interest in viewing soft-copy images was moderate to very high for over 89% of clinicians. All clinicians were comfortable with phone consultations with radiologists while viewing soft-copy images. Clinicians preferred retrieving images from personal computers over workstations and film libraries by 72.9%, 27.1%, and 0%, respectively. However, 38.5% of surgeons felt the need for hard copy in the operating room. Clinicians estimated that in 18.3% of cases, patients took their in-house films to outside institutions for consultations. Clinicians were enthusiastic about implementing PACS. Although acceptance of soft-copy viewing among clinicians is high, some provision for supplying hard-copy images appears to be necessary.
本研究的目的是评估在实施神经放射学图像存档与通信系统（PACS）过程中的临床态度和期望。向某学术中心神经外科、神经内科和耳鼻喉科的49名全职教员发放了一份关于对神经放射学小型PACS的期望和临床态度的1页调查问卷。超过89%的临床医生对查看软拷贝图像的兴趣为中度至高。所有临床医生在查看软拷贝图像时都乐于与放射科医生进行电话会诊。临床医生从个人电脑检索图像的偏好分别比从工作站和胶片库高72.9%、27.1%和0%。然而，38.5%的外科医生认为手术室需要硬拷贝。临床医生估计，在18.3%的病例中，患者会将院内胶片带到外部机构进行会诊。临床医生对实施PACS充满热情。尽管临床医生对软拷贝查看的接受度很高，但似乎仍有必要提供一些供应硬拷贝图像的措施。
