Image Grading has been added to Dentally Vision. This can be done per exam or per individual image.
Now, when acquiring an image you will have the option of adding an (optional) justification for the exam.
This means that all images in the exam will default to that justification and can then be edited later if needed.
To set the Justification, go to Select Justification and choose an option from the dropdown menu.
Begin the acquisition flow by selecting Proceed with Acquisition as per the standard process.
Marking an Image as Acceptable
Once the acquisition flow has been completed, the Grading tab becomes available in the image navigator. Select the Grading tab.
🗒️ Note, Each image in the exam has its own grading.
Select the image in the Image Navigator. Each image is automatically set to Acceptable(A). It is also denoted by the green A icon in the Image Header.
The Justification is prepopulated from the selection made at the beginning of the exam. This can be edited per image using the Justification dropdown menu.
Marking an Image as Not Acceptable
The Grade for each image can be edited after the Acquisition process using the Grade dropdown menu.
Where an image is deemed to be unacceptable, you can set the grade to Not Acceptable(N), which will then display the Rejected Image Note field and change the Header icon to a red N.
Grading images through the recapture workflow
When an image is not acceptable and needs to be recaptured, select the Recapture button on Dentally Vision.
Complete the recapture workflow and select which image you’d like to keep.
Dentally Vision will automatically set the grade of the image that is not kept to Not Acceptable and give you the option to enter a rejected image note.
Finish the Recapture Workflow
Note that the kept image is set to the Acceptable grade automatically and can be edited from the grading tab if needed.
🗒️ Note: As of December 12th 2023, The reporting tools are still being built to reflect these gradings, and you will soon be able to report on the grades you are setting.
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