The Defense Health Agency (DHA) is seeking a vendor to provide an enterprise dose monitoring system. The system should be able to track and monitor radiation doses for patients, and provide alerts and notifications to healthcare providers. The system should also be able to integrate with existing systems and provide analytics and reporting capabilities. The vendor will be responsible for implementing and configuring the system, as well as providing training and maintenance support.
• The system should be able to support all ionizing modalities and validate with volumes >10M exams/year.
• The system should be able to provide event alerts/notifications and track who provided responses.
• The system should be IHE compliant and support multiple outputs to Radiology and Hospital Information Systems.
• The system should be able to export DHA doses to the Global Dose Registry.
• The system should be able to display individual patient study detail and complete patient imaging lifetime dose record.
• The system should be able to perform pre-exam and post-exam (automatic) organ dose calculations for modalities which produce ionizing radiation.
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