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The complete diagnostic imaging workspace

Twelve connected areas of the platform - each one built around a single idea: the fastest safe path from a scan on the machine to a report in the patient’s hand.

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01Dashboard

Your whole workload, one screen

Staff open DIDP to a live picture of the day: what is waiting, what is in progress, what is ready to publish and what has already reached patients.

  • Six KPI cards - total patients, active studies, pending reports, reports ready, delivered reports and pending reviews
  • Study workflow pipeline - Pending, In Progress, Reported and Delivered with live counts
  • Recent studies - patient, ID, modality, body part, doctor, date and status with a direct action
  • Recent reports - investigation, doctor, status and created date, one click to open
  • Quick actions - register patient, create study, upload scan, create report
Register Patient Create Study Upload Scan Create Report
app.didp.health/dashboard
Good morning, Ritu
Here’s what’s happening with your diagnostic workflow today.
+8
21Reports Ready
+14
1,942Delivered
9
9Pending Reviews
34Pending
22In Progress
41Reported
96Delivered
Recent ReportsView all
PatientInvestigationStatus
AMAarav MehtaPT-10428MRI BrainReported
FSFatima SheikhPT-10427CT ChestDraft
RVRohit VermaPT-10425X-Ray ChestDelivered
Patients
2,480 registered Add Patient
Search by name, mobile or Patient ID
Date Gender Status Modality
PatientMobileStudiesLast VisitStatus
AMAarav MehtaPT-10428+91 98••• 41208412 Aug 2026Active
FSFatima SheikhPT-10427+91 90••• 77315212 Aug 2026Active
RVRohit VermaPT-10425+91 99••• 20984709 Aug 2026Active
SASana AliPT-10422+91 87••• 55471108 Aug 2026New
Possible duplicate. A patient with this mobile number already exists (PT-10428, Aarav Mehta). Open the existing record or continue creating a new one.
02Patient Management & Profile

Register once, keep the whole history

Lab assistants register patients in seconds and reopen returning patients instead of re-typing them. Duplicate detection on mobile and email keeps the record clean from the start.

Captured fields

  • Name
  • Mobile
  • Email
  • Date of birth
  • Gender
  • Patient ID

Patient profile

  • Summary cards - studies, reports, last visit, pending items
  • Tabs - Overview, Studies, Scans, Reports, History
  • Study timeline across every visit
  • Read-only for the patient, managed by staff
OverviewStudiesScansReportsHistory
12 Aug 2026 · MRI · BrainDr. Sarah Khan · Reported → Delivered
04 Mar 2026 · CT · ChestDr. Imran Qureshi · Delivered
19 Nov 2025 · X-Ray · Chest PADr. Neha Rao · Delivered
03Study & Investigation Management

A study is a visit. Investigations hang off it.

One visit can carry several scan types. Each investigation tracks its own requesting doctor, body part and clinical history, and moves through the same four states so nobody has to ask where a case stands.

Reported

Brain MRI

MRI · Brain
Requested by
Dr. Sarah Khan
Study ID
ST-3391
Date
12 Aug 2026
In Progress

CT Chest - Contrast

CT Scan · Chest
Requested by
Dr. Imran Qureshi
Study ID
ST-3390
Date
12 Aug 2026
Pending

Ultrasound Abdomen

Ultrasound · Abdomen
Requested by
Dr. Arif Hussain
Study ID
ST-3388
Date
11 Aug 2026

Status workflow

Every investigation carries one of four states, visible everywhere the study appears - dashboard, patient profile, report list and audit trail.

Pending In Progress Reported Delivered

Supported investigation types

MRICT ScanX-Ray UltrasoundPETMammography Fluoroscopy

Filter and search across studies by date, status and modality.

04Scan Upload

Built for large imaging files, not documents

Multi-file drag-and-drop upload against a specific study, with resume for interrupted transfers and checksum verification so nothing arrives silently corrupted.

  • Accepted formats - DICOM (.dcm), JPEG, PNG, MP4 and ZIP archives
  • Progress with resume - large series survive a dropped connection
  • File integrity verification - checksum validation on arrival
  • Automatic thumbnails - instant preview without opening the viewer
  • Always linked to a study - no orphaned files anywhere in the system
.dcm .jpg .png .mp4 .zip

On the Pro plan this screen is optional. PACS integration pulls studies automatically, so staff never touch a file. See Pro

Drop DICOM files here

or browse from your computer

Browse files
DCM MRI_BRAIN_SE3_FLAIR.zip184 series files · 412 MB Verified
DCM MRI_BRAIN_SE4_DWI.zipUploading · 268 MB of 390 MB 68%
JPG report_scan_reference.jpgPaused · resume available Paused
05Dynamic DICOM Viewer

One viewer, two very different jobs

The imaging workspace is dark and quiet so the images carry the attention. The tool set changes with the role: everything a clinician needs to read a study, and nothing a patient could misread.

Doctor / staff viewer

  • Window level and width
  • Zoom and pan
  • Measurement tools - length, angle, ROI
  • Annotations and text overlay
  • Multi-series comparison
  • MPR - coronal, sagittal, axial

Patient viewer

  • Simple scroll through the series
  • Zoom and pan only
  • Download the original DICOM
  • Share a secure link
  • Works in any mobile browser
  • No measurement or annotation tools
06Report Creation & Report Details

A medical document editor, not a PDF annotator

Reports are structured text with medical workflow built in: templates per modality, prior reports for the same patient and body part, drafts that never block the queue, and a version for every save.

BIH2 Template · MRI Brain
Clinical History

42-year-old male with recurrent headache and transient visual disturbance. No prior imaging on record.

Technique

Multiplanar, multisequence MRI of the brain performed without contrast. Axial T1, T2, FLAIR and DWI sequences acquired.

Findings

Normal grey-white matter differentiation. A 18.4 mm T2 hyperintense focus in the right frontal subcortical white matter. Ventricular system normal in size and configuration. No midline shift, mass effect or restricted diffusion.

Impression

Solitary non-specific white matter focus. No acute intracranial abnormality demonstrated.

Recommendations

Clinical correlation advised. Follow-up MRI in six months if symptoms persist.

Draft · v3 saved 2 min ago Save Draft Publish Report

Report sidebar

Report statusDraft · not visible to the patient
TemplateMRI Brain · switch any time
Previous reports2 priors for this patient and body part
Version historyv1 09:12 · v2 09:38 · v3 09:51

Report statuses

Draft Under Review Approved Published Delivered

Actions on a published report

Download PDF View DICOM Share Send to patient Version history
Empty stateNo reports yet for this study - with a direct action to create one.
Loading stateLarge DICOM series stream in progressively instead of blocking the screen.
Success stateReport published, delivery fired, audit record written.
Error & confirmationDestructive and irreversible actions always ask first.
Case discussion · ST-3391
Aarav Mehta · MRI Brain Second opinion
RSR. Sharma · 09:52

Please confirm the right frontal focus measurement before I lock the report.

Annotation · 18.4 mm
SKDr. Sarah Khan · 10:07

Measurement agrees with my read. Good to publish.

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07Staff Collaboration

Pass a case on without leaving the platform

Any staff member can share a study or report with any colleague in one click - no email chains, no external messaging tools, no permission requests.

  • Share study or report - instantly, to any staff user in the portal
  • Add notes - context or annotation travels with the case
  • Request second opinion - flag a study to a colleague for review
  • Case discussion thread - attached to the study, visible to staff
  • Activity history - every collaboration action appears in the audit timeline
08Doctor Review & Approval

Approval is deliberate, never accidental

Doctors open the images, annotate, review the drafted report and either request corrections inline or sign it off. Approval is the most prominent action on the screen - and it always confirms first.

Assigned Reviewing Report Draft Correction Requested Approved

Read the images

Open the full DICOM viewer, compare series, measure and annotate. Clinical notes guide whoever writes the report.

Review the report

Compare the drafted text against the annotations, then request corrections inline or approve.

Digitally sign

Approval records the signing doctor, the exact report version, the timestamp and the device.

Nothing skips the chain

On the Pro plan, only the portal manager can publish - and only after a doctor has approved.

Approve and sign this report?

Approving locks report v3 for Aarav Mehta · MRI Brain and records your digital signature in the audit chain.

I have reviewed the images and confirm the report content is correct.
Cancel Approve & Sign
09Patient Portal & Report Viewer

The patient side is deliberately simple

Patients arrive from a WhatsApp or email link, verify with an OTP and land on one screen: their reports. No administrative menus, no jargon, no account to create.

What the patient can do

  • View the published report
  • Scroll the scan images in the simplified viewer
  • Download the PDF report
  • Download the original DICOM files
  • Share the secure link with a referring doctor
  • Return any time to see past reports

Secure link + OTP

Patient access is a time-limited, token-authenticated link verified by mobile OTP. There is no password-based registration to forget, and staff control how long each link stays valid.

10Notification & Delivery

One publish, every channel

Publishing fires the delivery pipeline immediately. Staff see exactly what went out, on which channel, and what the patient has done with it.

Channels

  • WhatsApp secure link
  • HTML email with viewer link
  • Time-limited secure link
  • Printable QR code

Delivery states

  • Queued
  • Sent
  • Delivered
  • Viewed
  • Expired

Expiry is configurable per link. Staff decide how long patient access remains active, and every share, view and download is written to the audit trail.

Delivery · ST-3391
MRI Brain · published 10:12 Published
WhatsApp+91 98••• 41208 · 10:12 Delivered
Emaila.mehta•••@mail.com · 10:12 Sent
Secure linkOpened 10:16 · expires in 30 days Viewed
QR codePrinted on the report header Queued
Link expiry Staff configure how long shared patient links remain active, and can revoke or reissue at any time.
11Audit Trail

Every action, permanently accounted for

Logins, report versions, uploads, shares and downloads are recorded with user identity, timestamp, IP address and device. Logs are immutable and exportable to CSV for compliance and investigations.

Audit Trail
18,402 events · last 30 days Export CSV
Date range User Action Study
TimestampUserActionPatient / StudyIPDevice
12 Aug 2026 10:12:04R. SharmaReport PublishedPT-10428 · ST-339110.24.8.17Chrome · Windows
12 Aug 2026 10:07:41Dr. Sarah KhanReport ApprovedPT-10428 · ST-339110.24.8.42Safari · macOS
12 Aug 2026 09:52:16R. SharmaStudy SharedPT-10428 · ST-339110.24.8.17Chrome · Windows
12 Aug 2026 09:41:58R. SharmaScan UploadedPT-10428 · ST-339110.24.8.17Chrome · Windows
12 Aug 2026 09:28:03Patient (OTP)Report DownloadedPT-10425 · ST-337649.36.•.•Safari · iOS
12 Aug 2026 08:59:12R. SharmaUser Login-10.24.8.17Chrome · Windows
12Cloud Storage & Security

Imaging data handled like imaging data

All platform data sits in a redundant, encrypted cloud environment, with retention policies and access logging applied at the storage layer.

Native DICOM storage

Series are stored in native format and never re-compressed. Web preview images are generated separately for the browser viewer.

Encryption in place

AES-256 encryption at rest and TLS 1.3 in transit, with JWT-based staff sessions and time-limited tokens for patient links.

Retention you control

A configurable retention period with a 7-year default, plus a metadata index that keeps search fast across patient, date, study and modality.

Walk through the platform with our team

We will show the modules that matter for your modalities and staff size, and map out what deployment looks like on your side.

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