syngo.via Essentials VB50 Online Training Part 1

Continue Continue syngo.via SY Essentials VB50 Online Training Part 1 syngo.via Essentials VB50 Online Training Part 1 This training guides you through your first steps in syngo.via's Patient Browser, showing you how to work with it through your daily routine. Master Template HOOD05162003052540 | Effective Date: 26-Nov-2019 1 DICOM Query/Retrieve & Data Import/Export 4 Work list and demo list creation 3 First steps with the Patient Browser 2 Configuration Panel and client personalization 5 Online help and What’s New 6 Workflow Management Welcome audf_sv_vb50_essentials_olt_sy1_welcome.mp3 Audio Script: Welcome to the syngo.via VB50 Essentials Online training, part 1. This online training guides you through your first steps in syngo.via, showing you how to work through your daily basics and how to customize the interface to your personal preferences and needs.  Hints for Navigating this Online Training Before you start, we would like to give you a few tips on how to navigate: Table with 2 columns and 3 rows Not all pages contain audio. Some pages invite you to read for yourself or watch a video. Some pages show an X button in the upper right corner. Click the X button to return to the overview page and not miss any information provided. Some images show a magnifier icon. Click on the icon to see an enlarged view of the image. Another click brings you back to the normal view. Enjoy the course! Hints for Navigating Logging on to syngo.via  There are different ways to connect to a syngo.via client: syngo.via - Single Sign On automatically uses the windows user login credentials without further authentication  syngo.via Client logon introducing the username and password syngo.via - Server Selection allows to connect to different servers in a multi-server environment.  Logging on to syngo.via audf_sv_vb50_essentials_olt_sy1_logging_onto_syngovia.mp3 Audio Script: Depending on the security policy at your site, you can directly log on to syngo.via or you have to enter further credentials. There are three ways of logging on to syngo.via: 1. Double-click syngo.via - Single Sign On to log on to syngo.via without further authentication, using the logged-on Windows user. 2. Double-click syngo.via Client if you want to login with a different user. In this case, you must enter the user name and password. The passwords are case sensitive.  3. If you have more than one syngo.via server at your site, you can select the server that the syngo.via client is connected to. The Patient Browser will receive the patient data from this server. Double click syngo.via - Server Selection and select the desired server, IP address or host name from the list. The first entry represents the last connected server. Enable the Set as home Server check box to change the default server to which the syngo.via client connects. Image Call-up syngo.via clients can also be integrated into RIS or PACS systems (from Siemens Healthineers or third-party vendors).  The syngo.via application can be called up together with a set of data selected in the RIS/PACS user interface.  When using an image call-up method, the Patient Browser is not available in syngo.via, the RIS or PACS worklist is used instead. Image Call-up audf_sv_vb50_essentials_olt_sy1_image_callup.mp3 Audio Script: For enhanced 3D-viewing and reporting, syngo.via clients can be integrated into RIS or PACS systems (from Siemens Healthineers or third-party vendors). The syngo.via application can be called up together with a dataset selected in the RIS/PACS user interface. To be able to use this functionality, the target systems must support a mechanism to trigger an image call-up to the syngo.via server, which includes information about the required study.  Depending on the interface of the calling system, you can configure a button for image call-up, which will open the dedicated study in syngo.via.  When using an image call-up method, the Patient Browser is not available in syngo.via, the RIS or PACS worklist is used instead. For further information about integration options, please contact your Siemens Healthineers Customer Care Center.  General Layout of the Patient Browser Once you open a syngo.via client, the Patient Browser is displayed. Select the colored callouts in the image on the left to learn more about the general layout of the Patient Browser. General Layout of the Patient Browser audf_sv_vb50_essentials_olt_sy1_patientbrowser_layout.mp3 Audio Script: Once you open a syngo.via client, the Patient Browser is displayed. Select the colored callouts in the image on the left to learn more about the general layout of the Patient Browser. Tool bar Series list Instances list Procedure list Results list Search area Work list bar Patient Browser Select the tab arrows to learn more about the functions of the Patient Browser. Adapting the Patient Browser window General search Search filters Sorting cases Personalizing columns Printing Functions of the Patient Browser audf_sv_vb50_essentials_olt_sy1_working_with_patientbrowser.mp3 Audio Script Base Layer: Select the tab arrows to learn more about the functions of the Patient Browser. vid_sv_vb50_essentials_olt_sy1_adapting_patientbrowser.mp3 Video Script Tab 1: For your convenience, the Patient Browser can be detached and moved to an additional screen. This is a user-specific option that syngo.via will remember for your future logins. The different areas of the Patient Browser (results, series, and instances) can be adapted in size by moving the dividing lines with the mouse or by clicking the small triangles. vid_sv_vb50_essentials_olt_sy1_general_search.mp3 Video Script Tab 2: Part 1 You will immediately recognize the prominent search area which allows you to easily look for your cases based on DICOM criteria: Patient Name, Patient ID, Study Description, Study Date or Modality. You can combine any criteria for more accurate results. For example, if you are looking for CT examinations and you type CT into the General Search , the system not only finds all CT examinations, but also Study Descriptions and Patient Names containing CT. Part2 You can search for patients with composite surnames. In such cases, you must use a wild card - an asterisk character - to ensure that the patient will be found, even if you did not search by the correct word order. E.g. for the surname von Doe, you can type asterisk Doe, with the asterisk replacing the word von. vid_sv_vb50_essentials_olt_sy1_search_filters.mp3 Video Script Tab 3: The search results can be narrowed by applying different filters based on DICOM criteria. For example, you can restrict the search by adding the filter Study Date and Time and Modality. To do this, click on the More Filters icon. A new window opens. If the filters you require are not displayed, you can add more filters by clicking the Add Condition button. You can remove filters by clicking the X button. The last used filters are implicitly saved in this window after you close it. You can also use the More Filter criteria in combination with the main search field. For example, to find a MR prostate case performed within the last 2 days, you can type ‘’Prostate’’ in the main search field, which will search for the study description in this case, and add more filters to narrow the search. In this example, add Study date and time “last 2 days” and modality “MR”. vid_sv_vb50_essentials_olt_sy1_sorting_cases.mp3 Video Script Tab 4: The cases displayed in the results area can be sorted by study or grouped by patient.  Click on a study to select it. All the series of this study are listed in the Series list on the right-hand side of the Patient Browser. In the Series area, you can toggle between List view or Thumbnail view.  In the instances area, you can toggle between three options: Preview, Thumbnails or List. The Preview displays a central image of the series, but you can scroll through it with the help of the slider on the right or with the scroll wheel of your mouse. The thumbnail view displays each instance of the series separately.   vid_sv_vb50_essentials_olt_sy1_personalize_columns.mp3 Video Script Tab 5: The criteria shown in the columns is configurable. Simply click on the plus icon in the right corner to add or remove columns.  For instance, you can add the column Accession Number. The new column appears at the rightmost position of the list. The columns can be rearranged by drag and drop. The order of the results displayed in the columns can be changed by clicking on the column name. For example, alphabetic A-Z or Z-A or numeric increase or decrease. vid_sv_vb50_essentials_olt_sy1_printing_patientbrowser.mp3 Video Script Tab 6: syngo.via offers you the possibility to print a dataset, a series, or an image directly from the patient browser without opening the examination. Select your data of interest, and click the dedicated button in the tool bar or use the shortcut Ctrl + P. The system will open a floating window where you can invert the background, reorganize your printing layout, add some annotations, etc. You can also include additional images clicking on the print icon one more time. The additional images are added at the end of the printing sheet. Printing from the Patient Browser Print directly from the Patient Browser without opening the examination, using the button in the toolbar. Add additional images by dragging them to the Printing tab. Personalizing Columns The attributes shown in the columns are configurable. The columns can be rearranged by drag and drop. The order of the columns can be changed by clicking on the column name. Sorting Cases The cases can be sorted by Study or grouped by Patient. In the Series area, a thumbnail of each series is provided.  You can display a pre-visualization of the complete series in the Instances area using the Preview mode. Search Filters The search results can be narrowed by applying different filters based on DICOM criteria. The search filters that are currently being applied are displayed below the More filters button. General Search On the main search field, you can enter: Patient name Patient ID Study description Study date Modality   Use special characters like * (asterisk) as a wildcard Adapting the Patient Browser Window The Patient Browser can be detached and moved to an additional screen. The different areas of the Patient Browser can be adapted in size. Work List and Demo List Select the tab arrows to learn more about work list and demo list creation in syngo.via. Creating a work list Options on a work list Creating a demo list Work List and Demo List audf_sv_vb50_essentials_olt_sy1_intro_worklist_demolist.mp3 Audio Script Base Layer: Select the tab arrows to learn more about work list and demo list creation in syngo.via. vid_sv_vb50_essentials_olt_sy1_create_worklist.mp3 Video Script Tab 1: In order to work more efficiently, it is convenient to preconfigure work lists according to each user needs.  For example, if you only report CT examinations, it will be useful to create a work list only for CT cases. To do this, click on the More filters option and select the required criteria, in this case Modality CT. Then click Save Worklist. Enter a name for the new work list and this work list will be available for all users. Only the clinical Administrator can create a work list visible for all users.  Press OK and the new work list will be available at the top of the Search box. The work list can be rearranged by holding the left mouse button pressed and dragging it along the work list bar. vid_sv_vb50_essentials_olt_sy1_options_worklist.mp3 Video Script Tab 2: Right-click the work list. The context menu shows the options: Apply Remove from work list bar Overwrite Restore Delete and Properties If you want to hide the work list, select Remove from Work list bar. The work list is not deleted, just hidden. If you want to view the work list again, just click on the white arrow in the work list bar and select it again. If you have modified the filter’s search criteria you can select from the context menu: Overwrite to save these modifications. or Restore if you want to recover the originally saved filters in this work list. In the properties, you can change the name or the availability to all users. vid_sv_vb50_essentials_olt_sy1_create_demolist.mp3 Video Script Tab 3: A group of datasets can be saved to be used, for example, for a clinical discussion board or teaching cases. Therefore, you can create a demo list. To setup a demo list, click on the plus sign on top right next to the Work list bar. In the new window, you can add a new name.  Enable the option Create a Demo List. A new tab is displayed on the Work list tab. You can add any examination to the demo list: Either by dragging the study into the demo list or by selecting Add to Demo list from the context menu.  The studies included in the demo list do not need to have any DICOM criteria in common and are implicitely protected from automatic deletion. Only the clinical Administrator can create a demo list visible for all users. Creating a Demo List You can add: Selected studies to a demo list to be used, for example, in clinical discussion boards Any study to a demo list As long as a study is part of a demo list, it will not be deleted from the short-term storage  Options on a Work List Right-click the work list to see different options. You can easily restore a work list that has been modified or overwrite it, if you want to save the filter modifications. Creating a Work List You can preconfigure work lists according to your needs. After creation, the work lists can be easily modified and restored. Data Dicom Query / Retrieve & Import / Export Select the tab arrows to learn more about the DICOM Query and how to retrieve, import, and export data and how to send them to the archive. Overview DICOM Query/Retrieve window Searching for a patient with DICOM Query/Retrieve Send data to archive Import data Export data Data: DICOM Query / Retrieve & Data Import / Export audf_sv_vb50_essentials_olt_sy1_intro_data.mp3 Audio Script Base Layer: Select the tab arrows to learn more about the DICOM Query and how to retrieve, import, and export data. vid_sv_vb50_essentials_olt_sy1_data_overview.mp3 Video Script Tab 1: syngo.via can be configured to automatically pre-fetch the patients prior examinations from a long-term archive, like a PACS.  But you can also manually retrieve examinations or series from a configured DICOM node. syngo.via allows you to import and export data from an Optical Disc, File system or Network node. All these options are located at the right-hand side of the patient browser. vid_sv_vb50_essentials_olt_sy1_data_retrieve_window.mp3 Video Script Tab 2: To perform a manual data retrieve, click on the DICOM Query Retrieve icon or use the shortcut Ctrl + R. A new window opens.  On the left-hand side, the Source Selection drop down allows you to select the appropriate DICOM node.  The syngo.via clinical administrator can configure the default DICOM node to be used when searching for prior studies of a patient. If this has been done, the default DICOM node will be prefilled in the source selection drop down menu.   Click on Search filters and enter criteria for your search, for example, patient ID, patient name or modality   Press Search and the results are displayed in the Results area. When you find the required study, you can retrieve either the entire study or you can select specific series, using the control key on your keyboard. Click retrieve to start the data transfer to syngo.via.  To follow the retrieve progress, you can click on the Job view icon on the top right of the screen and select the Network task. vid_sv_vb50_essentials_olt_sy1_data_search_patient.mp3 Video Script Tab 3: If you want to retrieve an additional dataset from a patient already present in the syngo.via database, you can use the context menu of the Patient Browser. Right-click on the required patient and from the context menu, select the option Search Patient with DICOM Q/R. A new Dicom Query and Retrieve dialog opens that is prefilled with either patient ID, or patient name or patient date of birth, depending on the system configuration. Now you can select which study or series you want to retrieve for this patient. vid_sv_vb50_essentials_olt_sy1_data_send_archive.mp3 Video Script Tab 4: syngo.via can be configured to automatically archive the results in a long-term archive. If you want to manually send specific data to the default archiving system, you can use the Send to Archive button in the Patient Browser. Please note that this option is only displayed, if the default archive was previously configured in the Admin Portal by the clinical or IT Administrator of syngo.via.   Click the specific dataset, series, or result images or, for multiple series, hold the CONTROL key while clicking. Click on the Send to Archive button to send your data to the preconfigured default archive.   If want to follow the progress you can click on the Job view icon. vid_sv_vb50_essentials_olt_sy1_data_import.mp3 Video Script Tab 5: You can also import image data from external media drives, for example CD/DVD, USB device, or from the Windows file system to the database of your system . This can be helpful, for example, when the patient had a prior examination at a hospital that is not connected with your archiving system. To load a dataset, please click the Import button. The Import dialog box has the same properties as a usual Windows dialog. Select the folder to be imported. To follow the progress, click the disk icon in the bottom part of the interface to open the Job View. vid_sv_vb50_essentials_olt_sy1_data_export.mp3 Video Script Tab 6: You can export a data set or result series into an USB device, optical disk, file system or Network node. This can be useful if you want, for example, send a copy of the results to a referring physician.   Select a study, series or image and click the Export button. In the Export Data dialog box, you can choose the different exporting options like, optical disc, file system or network. If you export to an optical disc, you can select the profile, which defines settings such as image compression, image conversion and anonymization type.  The settings of the profile can be edited on the Export tab in the Configuration Panel, by the syngo.via clinical administrator.   In the File system export option, you can export the data to a specific location using the Browser function. Right-click to create a new folder. Some additional properties are also available, like an option to include a DICOM Viewer and different anonymization levels.   Click Export to export the data. Export tasks are also listed in the Job View. Export Data You can export studies to optical disc, file system or network. Import Data You can import studies from external media or from the Windows file system to the database of your system. Send Data to Archive syngo.via can be configured to archive automatically the results in a long-term archive. You can manually send specific data to the default archiving system, by using the Send to Archive button. Searching for a patient with DICOM Query/Retrieve Search for a prior case for a patient already existing on the syngo.via database by using the option Search Patient with DICOM Q/R. DICOM Query/Retrieve window Source Selection Selects the source from which the studies are retrieved Search Filters Specifies the search criteria Toolbar Search: Starts the search Retrieve: Retrieves the selected study or series Results list / Series list Lists all studies and series located on the selected source which matches the search criteria Overview syngo.via can be configured to pre-fetch patients prior examinations from a long-term archive such as a PACS. You can manually retrieve examinations or series from a configured DICOM node. You can import and export data from an optical disc, file system or network node. Useful Information Online Help / What’s new / syngo News Select the tab arrows to explore the options for finding useful information about the system and the applications. Online Help Tooltip shortcuts What’s New syngo News Online Help / What's New Audio Script Base Layer: audf_sv_vb50_essentials_olt_sy1_useful_information.mp3 Select the tab arrows to explore the options for finding useful information about the system and the applications. Video Script Tab 1: vid_sv_vb50_essentials_olt_sy1_online_help.mp3 syngo.via’s Online Help provides assistance at any time. Press the F1 key or click the question mark icon in the upper right corner of the patient browser, then select Help from the menu. You can search for the online help contents using the search field. In the Library section, you also find the operator manuals and Quick Guides regarding your clinical workflows and applications. Video Script Tab 3: vid_sv_vb50_essentials_olt_sy1_syngo_news.mp3 With syngo News, you can regularly receive new information, interesting tips and tricks, compelling medical articles, or general announcements. When you log on to a newly installed syngo.via version for the second time, you are asked if you want to subscribe to the syngo News. If you agree, you will regularly receive the latest news. Newly arrived information is indicated by a notification banner in the lower right of the screen and by a notification badge help menu icon, on the access bar. If you have declined to receive news, you can activate it at a later time, by clicking on the Help icon and selecting syngo News. The syngo News dialog opens. Click on Show notifications and select the options that better suit your preference: Choose Show notification window, if you want a small notification pop up at the lower-right of the screen, or choose Show notification badge, if you want only a notification badge displayed on the Help icon. Video Script Tab 4: vid_sv_vb50_essentials_olt_sy1_whats_new.mp3 The What’s new in this version dialog window provides a highlight of new features in the latest version of syngo.via and is automatically displayed the first time you start your syngo.via after an upgrade. If you want to see this information later, you can click on the help menu icon and select What’s new. A blue badge icon next to the help menu indicates that there is new information available in this menu. When you click on it, you will see that this badge icon is also displayed in the entries of this menu that contain new information.  The badge icon disappears after a specified amount of time. To see a complete list of all new features of a new syngo.via version, type ‘’What’s new’’ on the help menu. syngo News The syngo News information channel is specifically tailored to your needs. Get notified about useful tips and tricks, compelling medical articles, or general announcements. What’s New What's New in this version dialog window provides the highlights of the newest features in the latest version of syngo.via. It is automatically displayed the first time you start your syngo.via after an upgrade. Tooltip Shortcuts syngo.via also provides information on the tooltips. If you need more information about a specific tool, simply hover the cursor over the tool until the smart text appears. For are more detailed description, click on the arrow. To access the related online help contents click on the More link. You will be directed to the page that explains that tool or feature in more detail in the Online Help. Online Help syngo.via’s Online Help provides assistance at any time. Press the F1 key. -or- Click the ? icon in the access bar and select Help from the menu. Client Configuration Select the tab arrows to learn more about the Configuration Panel and client personalization in syngo.via. Client settings Advanced Visualization settings Display and Behavior settings Export settings Frontier, OpenApps and Reporting Settings Client Configuration audf_sv_vb50_essentials_olt_sy1_intro_client_configuration.mp3 Audio Script Base Layer: Select the tab arrows to learn more about the Configuration Panel and client personalization in syngo.via. vid_sv_vb50_essentials_olt_sy1_client_settings.mp3 Video Script Tab 1: The Configuration Panel is used for customizing user and client settings. Click the Settings icon in the upper right part of the browser interface to open it. In the Client Settings tab, you can configure for instance the User Interface color scheme, the screens to be used by the syngo.via application and the User Interface language. For the monitor setup, you can choose between single or dual monitor, and you can decide which monitor will be used as your main syngo.via monitor. Currently the languages supported are English, German, French, Spanish, Chinese and Japanese. There are no differences in the interface upon local language variations. Changing the language and monitor setup in the client settings tab, requires a client restart to apply your changes, but the option will be kept as a client preference on further logins. vid_sv_vb50_essentials_olt_sy1_advanced_visualization_settings.mp3 Video Script Tab 2: In the Advanced Visualization tab, you can configure automatic reconstructions and archiving rules using the Rapid Results Technology. Rapid Results Technology stands for standardized and automated anatomical ranges creation and archiving, triggered from the CT scanner. You can also adjust settings specific to CT Dual Energy, CT Liver Analysis, MM Oncology, XA Interventional Reading workflows and RT Automatic Contouring Configuration for the workflow MM RT Image Suite. For example, when you open a MM Oncology Configuration tab, you can select the default Standard RECIST 1.0 or 1.1, which will be used in this workflow. For changes to be accepted, select the Apply button before closing. vid_sv_vb50_essentials_olt_sy1_display_settings.mp3 Video Script Tab 3: In the Display and Behavior tab you can configure user preferences in different sections. Click on the title head of each section to expand and collapse it. In the Measurements and Snapshots configuration section, you can configure, for example, the font size for annotations and measurements. You can also choose if an automatic finding is created when you do a measurement and if an automatic snapshot is created for findings. Image text enables you to define the custom image text attributes for different modalities. The syngo.via clinical administrator can define the custom image text for all users, by selecting General image text config from the Configuration drop down menu. Customized image text is applied if you click the Custom Text icon. You do not need to restart the syngo.via client in order to apply any of these settings. vid_sv_vb50_essentials_olt_sy1_export_settings.mp3 Video Script Tab 4: In the Export tab you can create Media Burning Profiles used to burn the optical Disc. You can create new profiles or edit existing profiles. Additionally, you have available the Recently used Nodes and the XA Export Configuration settings. vid_sv_vb50_essentials_olt_sy1_reporting_frontier_openapps_settings.mp3 Video Script Tab 5: syngo.via Frontier is your Siemens Healthineers research environment for advanced post-processing in medical imaging.​ If you have a frontier server DICOM node configured, you will be able to see the frontier prototypes in the Frontier step. In the OpenApps tab, you can configure OpenApps Rapid Result Technology. syngo.via OpenApps provides immediate and open access to an ever-growing variety of clinical applications from Siemens Healthineers and other partners – directly in syngo.via. If an installed open apps has automatic processing capabilities they will be listed here, and you are able to configure the automatic processing.  In the Reporting tab you can open the reporting configuration page, where you can customize your syngo.via report templates. The clinical guideline mapping allows you to configure default reporting groups for specific studies. Frontier, OpenApps and Reporting Settings Frontier settings If the syngo.via Frontier Server DICOM node was configured, the Frontier prototypes are available here in Frontier step. OpenApps configures the OpenApps Rapid Results Technology. Only OpenApps that have automatic processing capabilities are listed. Reporting opens the reporting configuration page and enables real-time data exchange configuration with external reporting partners. Export Settings Create new or edit existing media burning profiles for optical disc export. Display and Behavior Settings The Display and Behavior settings allow you to configure different options, like the font size of the measurement and annotations, as well as custom image text in the image viewer.  These settings are user specific. Advanced Visualization Settings The Advanced Visualization settings allow you to configure automatic reconstructions and to define workflow specific settings. Client Settings The Configuration Panel is used for customizing user and client settings. In the Client Settings tab, you can configure the User Interface color scheme, the monitor setup and the User Interface language. Workflow Management Select the tab arrows to learn more about the Workflow management. Introduction to workflows Workflow management Batch mode Read only mode Workflow Management audf_sv_vb50_essentials_olt_sy1_intro_workflow_management.mp3 Audio Script Base Layer: Select the tab arrows to learn more about the Workflow Management. vid_sv_vb50_essentials_olt_sy1_workflow_management.mp3 Video Script Tab 2: When you open a study using double click or the Open button, the default workflow as configured in the administration portal is always used. To open a study with a different workflow, click the Open With button or right-click and from the context menu select an option. To access your commonly used workflows faster, click the star icon next to the name to set up user-specific favorite workflows.  To finalize a case, you can click the Save and Send icon to save the findings and the results in the syngo.via database and send them to the remote archive. Alternatively, you can click Save and Pause to save your results only in syngo.via, without sending them to the remote archive. The latter is useful if you want to continue the case evaluation later. vid_sv_vb50_essentials_olt_sy1_batch_mode.mp3 Video Script Tab 3: You can use the batch mode to process cases one after the other more efficiently. This mode is useful for those users who need to go through one case after the other without having to return to the browser, for example, mammography screening examinations. To select the desired studies, press and hold the Control or Shift key. After all studies are selected, right-click and from the context menu, select Batch Open then Start. All selected studies will be automatically opened one after the other after completing each individual case. To stop the Batch mode, return to the patient browser by clicking on the Patient Browser icon and select Stop from the context menu. vid_sv_vb50_essentials_olt_sy1_readonly_mode.mp3 Video Script Tab 4: On a server environment with many users, it is possible that a case you want to read is already in use by another user. syngo.via informs you about who is working on the case and on which client the user is connected. To see this information, please open the Job View and select the Workflows section.  syngo.via still allows you to open the case and save certain results in a Read-only mode. This mode is indicated by a lock icon in the patient tab and the absence of the Complete icon in the Case Navigator area or Viewing panel. While on this read only mode, you can still archive certain results, like findings snapshots and ranges, as long as they appear on the series list or series panel. But you are not able to archive the findings listed in the findings navigator or assistant.  Go to the cross icon on the patient tab and select Save and Send or Save and Pause. If you do not wish to save any of your results, click the Discard changes button to exit the case. This mode can also be very useful for technologists or radiographers who wish to do reformats, like parallel ranges for example. To explicitly open a case in read only mode, right-click on a study and from the context menu, select View as  Read only with and select your desired workflow from the list. Read Only Mode The Read-only mode allows you to open a case in parallel with another user. It is indicated in the patient tab with a Lock icon and the absence of the Save and Send and Save and Pause buttons. It allows you to save the results listed in the Series panel/navigator, but not findings listed in the Findings assistant/navigator. Batch Mode Batch mode is used to process all selected patient data one after the other.  The batch mode automatically loads the next patient of your selection, after you close a case. Workflow Management To open a study with a different workflow, click the Open With button or right-click and select an option from the context menu. To finalize a case and send your results to the remote archive, click the Save and Send button. To pause your evaluation without sending the results to the remote archive, click the Save and Pause button. Introduction to Workflows In syngo.via, the different advanced applications are called workflows, as they are designed to guide you through the clinical assessment, performing certain image preprocessing tasks to save time and help in your daily routine. Each examination is associated with a specific workflow, and can be opened either by double-clicking the examination or by using the buttons provided in the toolbar of the Patient Browser. Please note: The workflow assignment rules define the default workflow for different studies and are configured in the Administration Portal. They can be modified according to the general radiology staff needs. To adapt them, please ask your clinical administrator. Online help and What‘s New list Work list and demo list creation System logon and first steps with Patient Browser Course Review Congratulations. You have completed the syngo.via SY Essentials VB50 Online Training, Part 1. Select the objectives listed below to review the material before proceeding to the final assessment. 1 1 1 2 2 2 4 5 Configuration Panel and client personalization Workflow management DICOM Query/Retrieve & Data Import/Export 3 6 Course Review Workflow Management In this chapter you have learned more about Workflow management: Introduction to Workflow Workflow Management Batch mode Read only mode Printing from Patient Browser Online help and What’s new list In this chapter you have learned more about: Online Help What’s New list syngo News Tooltips and shortcuts ​ Configuration and client personalization In this chapter you have learned more about the Configuration Panel and client personalization in syngo.via. ​ DICOM Query/Retrieve & Data Import/Export In this chapter you have learned more about: Query & Retrieve Send to Archive Import Data Export Data   Work list and demo list creation In this chapter you have learned: How to create a work list Options available on a work list How to create a demo list Patient Browser In this chapter, you have learned more about the system logon and the Patient Browser in syngo.via, including: System logon Image call-up General overview of the Patient Browser Search a data set Sorting the cases Personalize columns Printing from Patient Browser Please note that the learning material is for training purposes only! For the proper use of the software or hardware, please always use the Operator Manual or Instructions for Use (hereinafter collectively “Operator Manual”) issued by Siemens Healthineers. This material is to be used as training material only and shall by no means substitute the Operator Manual. Any material used in this training will not be updated on a regular basis and does not necessarily reflect the latest version of the software and hardware available at the time of the training. The Operator's Manual shall be used as your main reference, in particular for relevant safety information like warnings and cautions. Note: Some functions shown in this material are optional and might not be part of your system. Certain products, product related claims or functionalities (hereinafter collectively “Functionality”) may not (yet) be commercially available in your country. Due to regulatory requirements, the future availability of said Functionalities in any specific country is not guaranteed. Please contact your local Siemens Healthineers sales representative for the most current information. syngo.via can be used as a standalone device or together with a variety of syngo.via-based software options, which are medical devices in their own right. syngo.via and the syngo.via based software options are not commercially available in all countries. Due to regulatory reasons its future availability cannot be guaranteed. Please contact your local Siemens Healthineers organization for further details. The reproduction, transmission or distribution of this training or its contents is not permitted without express written authority. Offenders will be liable for damages. All names and data of patients, parameters and configuration dependent designations are fictional and examples only. All rights, including rights created by patent grant or registration of a utility model or design, are reserved. Copyright © Siemens Healthcare GmbH 2020 Siemens Healthineers Headquarters\Siemens Healthcare GmbH\Henkestr. 127\ 91052 Erlangen, Germany\Telephone: +49 9131 84-0\siemens-healthineers.com Disclaimer Disclaimer Assessment This assessment will test your retention of the presented content. A passing score of 80% or higher is required to complete the course and earn your certificate. You may repeat the assessment as many times as needed. Start Assessment The software automatically uses the windows user credentials. The user needs to create a login. Only administrators can log in using single sign on. Only needed when integrated with a PACS. To use the syngo.via single sign on: Question 1 of 5 Select the best answer. Multiple Choice Question Incorrect Incorrect Incorrect Correct To collect patient datasets in a specific work list, for example clinical discussion boards, or collect teaching cases and easily find them later. To be exactly the same as a work list - it needs common DICOM criteria. Only by physicians. But you cannot name them. Demo lists can be created: Question 2 of 5 Select the best answer. Multiple Choice Question Incorrect Incorrect Incorrect Correct USB device, optical disk, file system or network node (for example PACS) USB device only File system only Optical disk You are able to export data to a: Question 3 of 5 Select the best answer. Multiple Choice Question Incorrect Incorrect Incorrect Correct …highlights the newest features of this version. …can be found in the Configuration Panel. …is useful to export interesting features. …is only available for administrators. The What‘s New feature… Question 4 of 5 Select the best answer. Multiple Choice Question Incorrect Incorrect Incorrect Correct By navigating to the Configuration Panel in the upper right part of the browser then selecting the Client Settings tab. There you can choose between single or dual monitors. In the Printing tab. By clicking on the Export icon. This can only be done by administrators. Where can the monitor settings be changed? Question 5 of 5 Select the best answer. Multiple Choice Question Incorrect Incorrect Incorrect Correct Review Review Retry Assessment Results %Results.ScorePercent%% %Results.PassPercent%% Continue YOUR SCORE: PASSING SCORE: Assessment Results You did not pass the course. Take time to review the assessment then select Retry to continue. Congratulations. You passed the course. Exit To access your Certificate of Completion, select the Launch button drop down on the course overview page. You can also access the certificate from your PEPconnect transcript. You have completed the syngo.via SY Essentials VB50 Delta Online Training, Part 1. Completion syngo.via Essentials Online Training Part 1 [HOOD05162003123363 | 16 SEP 2020] 1.1 Welcome 1.2 Hints for Navigating 1.3 Logging on to syngo.via 1.4 Image Call-up 1.5 General Layout of the Patient Browser 1.6 Functions of the Patient Browser 1.7 Work List and Demo List 1.8 Data: DICOM Query / Retrieve & Data Import / Export 1.9 Online Help / What's New 1.10 Client Configuration 1.11 Workflow Management 1.12 Course Review 1.13 Disclaimer 1.14 Assessment