Case Study

Case Study June 27, 2026

Large-Scale After-Hours Teleradiology Across 64 Hospitals

A teleradiology provider reviewed 124,870 examinations for 64 hospitals in California during 2003. The average reporting turnaround time was 12.2 minutes. Ninety-three per cent of examinations were reported within 30 minutes, while 99% were completed within one hour. CT represented 74% of the workload. The analysis demonstrated that outsourced after-hours reporting could operate at significant scale while maintaining structured quality-assurance and turnaround monitoring.

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Case Study June 27, 2026

Uppsala–Sydney: A Follow-the-Sun Model for Night-Time Emergency Reporting

A pioneering teleradiology evaluation transferred night-time examinations from Uppsala, Sweden, to a radiologist working daytime hours in Sydney, Australia. The study explored whether geographical time differences could provide emergency reporting support without introducing clinically significant reporting delays.

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Case Study June 27, 2026

Rural Hospital Access: Teleradiology Across More Than 3,000 Kilometres

Explore documented cases that shaped the evolution of remote radiology, emergency imaging and connected diagnostic care. A remote teleradiology connection enabled Ramakrishna Mission Hospital in northeast India to transmit CT examinations to radiologists in Bengaluru, more than 3,000 kilometres away. During the first evaluated year, the model supported routine and emergency reporting through a relatively simple internet-based workflow.

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