catrac radio patient report

What is catrac?

Capital Area of Texas Regional Advisory Council (CATRAC) is mandated by the Texas Department of State Health Services (DSHS) to serve our 11 county region, also known as Trauma Service Area O (TSA-O).

Where can I find a radiology procedure report template?

RadReport.org provides reporting templates for many common radiology procedures that have been reviewed by an international panel of radiologists, as well as templates shared by members of RSNA and the European Society of Radiology.

What is a vehicle radiologist report?

The report is the essential vehicle radiologist use to convey their diagnostic input. Reports should be consistent, comprehensive and readable to humans and machines alike. Standardizing the format, structure and data content of reports:

Can CTCT detect traumatic cataracts in complicated eye injuries?

CT diagnosis of unsuspected traumatic cataracts in patients with complicated eye injuries: significance of attenuation value of the lens. AJR. American journal of roentgenology. 164 (1): 181-4. doi:10.2214/ajr.164.1.7998535 - Pubmed 4.

What is CATRAC in medical?

CATRAC also focuses on planning system access and communications, medical direction, triage process, bypass and diversion protocols for major trauma patients, use of air medical resources, and a system performance improvement program.

What is the mission of Catrac?

CATRAC Stroke Care Mission CATRAC’s missions regarding stroke care includes providing leadership and guidance necessary to sustain a stroke system of care within the eleven designated counties we serve; improving the level of care provided to those persons living in or traveling through the region; and facilitating stroke awareness education to the public and healthcare providers in our region. CATRAC also strives to ensure the quality of care provided to the stroke patient is at its highest level through work and cooperation of our standing committees and work groups. The regional stroke plan also addresses triage of the stroke patient, use of air medical resources and choosing the appropriate facility for managing the patient.

What is the purpose of CATRAC?

Our goal is to reduce the incidence of trauma through education, data collection and analysis, and performance improvement. CATRAC also focuses on planning system access and communications, medical direction, triage process, bypass and diversion protocols for major trauma patients, use of air medical resources, and a system performance improvement program.

What is CATRAC deployed?

CATRAC also works with emergency management, hospitals, EMS, public health, first responders, and other agencies in emergency preparedness planning regarding capabilities of medical surge.

What is RAC in healthcare?

Each RAC is comprised of EMS, hospitals, first responder organizations, and other pertinent stakeholders to address issues between rural and urban emergency health care and create a regional trauma system plan.

Membership

The CATRAC Region, also known as Trauma Service Area O (TSA-O), is one of twenty-two trauma service areas in Texas. Regional Advisory Councils (RACs) are the administrative bodies responsible for oversight within the boundaries of a given Trauma Service Area.

About Our General Membership

The CATRAC Region, also known as Trauma Service Area O (TSA-O), is one of twenty-two trauma service areas in Texas. Regional Advisory Councils (RACs) are the administrative bodies responsible for oversight within the boundaries of a given Trauma Service Area.

What is the clinical report?

There is wide consensus that the clinical report is an essential tool that radiologists provide to patients. The ideal report should be uniform, comprehensive, easily understood and readable to humans and machines alike. The report is the essential vehicle radiologist use to convey their diagnostic input.

Why should reports be consistent?

Reports should be consistent, comprehensive and readable to humans and machines alike. Standardizing the format, structure and data content of reports: Improves communication with patients and other care providers. Helps meet accreditation criteria and quality measures, and earn pay-for-performance incentives.