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Email Plug-in
Last Post 2011-04-08 07:44 PM by Nickj_UK. 3 Replies.
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riyaz
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2009-07-02 08:58 AM  

Can Anyone Please provide a Plug in to E-mail a selected study to the patient mail address. using any web mail.

 

wael_tahon
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2009-07-05 01:39 PM  

Emailing a MR or CT study isn't a wise idea because the study may be tens or hundreds of megabytes and its n ot feasable to email it, however its doable.

I've developed a plugin for one of my customers that provides him with a WYSIWYG editor that he writes his report in it then add images from the ImaveViewer to it and email it as an RTF attachement to a specific Email address.

I can assist you in doing it, please email me the full details on wael_tahon at yahoo dot com.

 

pscherr
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2010-05-10 10:17 AM  

Hello

I would be very interested in a Plug-in that allows me to send the key-images (or images on the clipboard) to a referring physician or a patient.

Does it already exist? If not, who could do it?

Thanx a lot!

Nickj_UK
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2011-04-08 07:44 PM  
A plug-in like this presumes that your initial data is correct. You have people involved in this so a scenario involving GIGO (garbage in garbage out) has to be somewhere in your mind.
How many instances of the wrong data going to the wrong person are you prepared to accept?
Or put it another way...
How many cases of litigation from patients whose data has gone to the wrong place or person can you afford?
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