Integrating image analysis artificial intelligence with radiology reporting workflows (RIS and PACS), second edition published

We are pleased to announce the publication of: Integrating image analysis artificial intelligence with radiology reporting workflows (RIS and PACS), second edition.

The guidance aims to help reporting authors integrate AI solutions into radiology information system (RIS) and picture archiving and communication system (PACS) workflows without increasing reporting burden.

The guidance is intended for radiologists, reporting radiographers, sonographers and other appropriately trained healthcare professionals who undertake image reporting. It will also be relevant to those involved in the procurement and implementation of AI solutions within radiology departments.

This second edition has been updated to reflect developments in AI technology and radiology practice since the first edition.

Working group chair Professor Amaka C Offiah said:

"With the rapid evolution of AI technologies, it is vital that patient safety, clinical need and real-world workflows are central to their implementation. This second edition of 'Integrating AI with radiology reporting workflows' reflects the progress made in this area since 2021 and offers practical advice to assist radiology departments integrate AI confidently, safely and responsibly into daily practice."

The RCR extends its gratitude to Professor Amaka C Offiah and the working group in the development of this guidance.