Vista Imaging Vista Routing manual Network Location File Entries at Jonesville

Routing User Guide Configuring Routing

When an Imaging destination is established, all the above values should be related in some way. The following example illustrates destination names for a fictional routing system.

In this system, the sending site uses autorouting to meet two sets of needs. MRI images are routed to an off-site specialist for interpretation. Urgent exams acquired in the evening are routed to an affiliated hospital for after-hours interpretation.

Jonesville Offsite location (MRI Interp.)

Routing Gateway

Image Archive

VistA

HIS

(Network location file

entries for destinations)

Remote Storage

Destination

\\JONESVILLE_MRI_RC

Maryvale (off-hours coverage)

Remote Storage

Destination

\\MRV\JONESVILLE_RC

VistARad

VistARad

NETWORK LOCATION File Entries at “Jonesville”

Name field for Destination 1: OFFSITE_MRI_READ Phys. Ref. field for Destination 1: \\JONESVILLE_MRI_RC

Site field for Destination 1: JVL_MRI

Name field for Destination 2: MARYVALE_RC

Phys. Ref. field for Destination 1: \\MRV_RC1\JONESVILLE_RC Site field for Destination 2: MRV

Storage Location Names for offsite MRI specialist

Folder name: Exams_from_Jonesville Computer and share name: \\JONESVILLE__MRI_RC VistARad CacheLocationID: JVL_MRI_RC

Storage Location Names at for after-hours coverage at Maryvale

Folder name: Exams_from_Jonesville Computer and share name: \\MRV_RC1\JONESVILLE_RC VistARad CacheLocationID: MARYVALE_RC

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