Interesting cases are important to learning and continuous improvement. Unfortunately, many remain un-noted due to inadequate communications systems.

	Many radiologists are unable to quickly or efficiently flag interesting exams for future reference. And once such exams are stored in an on-line PACS file, the information in them is difficult to access and use. In PACS, it is difficult to mark cases as interesting in the first place. Further, such cases can’t be stored by category or shared with other users, and users can’t easily enter comments or have custom comment fields or categories assigned.		Using the peerVue Interesting Cases solution space, radiologists can quickly flag interesting files, create multiple lists of those case files and categorize them according to their needs. A search capability provides comprehensive access to all available data. In addition, users can launch PACS to view images with just one click on QICS.

TThe following space configuration options are available to address this area:

	Capture data solely for reporting and analysis.
	User-Initiated Spaces: Capture events and facilitate workflow.

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