This webinar featured RadMachine, a full-scale, customizable QA solution that sports an impressive lineup of features to contain troves of clinical QA information in one location. But while the possibilities for tailoring RadMachine to suit are virtually limitless, the benefits of a centralized QA database don’t have to involve an installation headache.
In this webinar, Radformation product manager Alex Pegram, DMP, DABR, shared his experience as a member of the Radformation Success team, where he navigated dozens of departments through the setup and implementation of RadMachine. He provided a glimpse into what is involved in basic implementation, shared a number of QA templates for quick startup, and described the best methods for getting started quickly with RadMachine.
Following Alex’s presentation, Sarah Rogers, MS, DABR, from Medical Center at Bowling Green provides their perspective as RadMachine users, describing their commissioning process and how they use various features to make QA management more efficient. For example, Sarah described the benefits of automatic capture of DQA3 data and integrated information display, including the ease of use for therapist entry and physicist review.
The two speakers discussed the importance of clinical implementation of automation as it applies to the management of quality assurance data.
