Creating a QC taskTopic number: 1425414622617
Create a QC task to assign a quality control task for the selected study or studies to yourself or to another person.
For unverified studies, QC tasks are created automatically. If you detect a problem in a study, such as it containing images for two separate patients, you can create a QC task. QC task creation is supported for both verified and unverified studies.
You can create a QC task for a study with a verified report. In this case, after the quality control task is performed, the report author automatically receives a notice to recheck the report.
![]() | Important! Starting QC tasks for studies linked to multi-procedure reports is possible only for studies with a non-validated report, and only while performing a reading task in the Text area. For studies linked to validated multi-procedure reports, you must undo sign-off of the report before you can start a QC task. |
- Do one of the following:
- In the List area, right-click the study or studies to perform quality control on and select .
- Click Search and find
studies to perform QC tasks on.
Right-click the study and select
. - From the List area, start any task or open a study. From the Text area task toolbar, select .
A Create QC Task dialog opens, listing the selected studies.
- If studies are listed for which no QC task is needed, clear the checkbox in front of the studies.
- Select Auto-assign.
- or
- Select Assign
to. From the list, select the person to assign the task to and click
Move.
- Optionally, from the QC action list, select the type of QC task to perform: Fix/Merge, Split, Segment, or Delete.
- Optionally, add a Task comment.
- If needed, set the QC task priority to a value other than (calculated by the system).
- Click Create QC task.
![]() | Note: If you created QC tasks for multiple studies sharing a report, indicate which study retains the report. If you create a QC task for a study that is linked to a multi-procedure acquisition task, the study is automatically unlinked from this task and no longer associated with the images from the main study. If a QC task is created for the main study in a multi-procedure acquisition task, all other studies are automatically unlinked from this multi-procedure acquisition task. |
The QC task is created. It is added to the task list of your assignee.