PAX-it manages an imaging workflow with tools for image
acquisition, archiving, annotation, sharing, reporting, image
analysis and more, in a network environment. Entire projects
are managed, including non-image files, reports and
documents, image analysis data and other digital file
types.
PAX-it does not just “point” to
files that are tracked in Windows® Explorer, as is
done by
image catalogs. Instead, the PAX-it application maintains
the collection and manages its assets via our database
tools. Since user logins with passwords can be required
to enter PAX-it, the associations between an image
and its related data (including accession/part numbers,
demographics, notes, overlays, etc.) are only accessible
to authorized users, fulfilling the key HIPAA requirements.
An administrator may grant certain
rights or permissions to PAX-it users according to
their login ID’s,
protecting the database from unwanted or inadvertent
image deletion or tampering with data.
In addition, PAX-it allows for particular
areas of the collection (drawers and/or folders)
to be locked
with passwords, restricting access even further if
necessary. These locks may be set to allow anyone without
the password to ‘view only’ (no editing),
or can completely prevent entry into a locked area. |
