Use our new web-based application, InteleConnect, to access your patients’ images and reports online from any web-enabled mobile device, including iPad and iPhone.
With InteleBrowser, you can now use your mobile device to access studies directly from SRG. The following steps were performed on iPad, but and HTML-compliant web browser is capable of using the service.
For devices unable to run InteleViewer, such as iPads, or for computers without the application installed, we offer access to our IntelePACS servers with InteleBrowser.
InteleBrowser gives you limited access to studies and reports and is perfect for devices which are unable to run the full InteleViewer application.
Logging on to InteleBrowser
Open your device’s Internet browser (E.g. Safari) and point it to srgmri.co.nz/pacs (This is a shortcut to the full address, which is https://pacs.srgmri.co.nz)
Searching for a patient
When you login, you will be redirected to the search tool by default. If you are taken to another screen, click the ‘Patient Search’ text in the menu.
When searching for a patient, it is easiest to search by either the accession number or the patient’s name. When searching by name, the correct format is Surname, first initial. E.g. bloggs,j
Type the name into the Patient Name field. You can type the first few letters of the patient’s surname and IntelePACS will show you all your patients who have a surname beginning with those letters. In this case, patient ‘Test, T’
To further narrow down the results, you can specify more information in the search filters:
Specify a custom date range to see patients from a particular period, or filter the results based on modality. You could select more than one modality if you needed.
Press the search button to load results.
Opening a patient’s images
Once you have searched for a patient, the results will show in a list below the search form. Tap (or click) on a patient’s name next to their corresponding study to see the series within that study.
The series within the study will be listed below that (Figure A). Tap a series in the list and then double-tap (with a slight pause in between) on the thumbnails button (Figure B).
Once you have pressed the thumbnails button, your images will load as JPEGs