Anonymized case study · Medical imaging workflows

Medical Imaging Workflow Platform

I built a healthcare web app that moved medical scans from physical discs into the browser for patients and clinical teams.

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Why the client is not named

The work is real, but I leave out names and private business details to protect the client.

The problem

Medical scans can be large, and patients and clinical teams need different access. Uploading, reviewing and sharing had to feel clear on every device while reducing the need for physical discs.

What I did

  • Patient and clinical-practice application development
  • Medical-image upload and study-organization workflows
  • Controlled sharing and professional intake experiences
  • Browser-based viewing across phones, tablets and desktops

Tools and systems

  • DICOM study workflows
  • Browser-based uploads and viewing
  • Controlled image sharing
  • Practice intake and PACS-oriented handoff
  • Cross-device application delivery

Main technical choices

Treat each medical study as a whole instead of a group of separate files

Set clear access rules for patients, practices and shared links

Make uploading, viewing and sharing easy for non-technical users

The result

Patients and clinical teams could upload, organize, view and safely share studies in a browser, with less need for physical discs and manual file transfers.

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