Radiologists make dozens of probabilistic calls a day, then move to the next study. The biopsy, the path, the follow-up scan — they land weeks or months later, and almost never make it back to the person who made the call.
Most follow-up tools ask you to stop being a radiologist and start being a case manager. RadLogs asks for three small moments, spread across whatever the interval is.
At the workstation: accession, finding, interval. Tab through, hit enter. Done — before you've moved to the next study.
Nothing else on your plate. When the day comes, it's at the top of your list with all the context you logged.
Read the follow-up, record what happened in a few words, and mark whether your call was right. That feeds your calibration.
Each morning RadLogs sends you the calls that have come due — the ones where it's time to look up the path, pull the follow-up scan, or message the clinician. Clear the list, close your loops.
Tag how confident you are when you log a finding. When you close the loop, we know if it mattered. Over a few hundred cases, a picture emerges of where your gut is sharpest — and where it's systematically off.
“I'm a practising radiologist. I built RadLogs because I was tracking my own follow-up recommendations on a legal pad — and kept finding ones I'd let slip. I wanted something that did this quietly in the background, so the call I made in the reading room actually closed. So I made one.”
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