RadPro AI Blog
Practical guides on how to write impressions that hold up, how to keep dictation fast while reports get more structured, and what AI can honestly do for an individual radiologist today.
Privacy and security
The honest trade-offs of building a reporting tool: control, cost and learning, alongside privacy, security, evaluation and ongoing maintenance.
Workflow
Dictate abnormalities, skip the formatting, and use templates for routine normals. A practical guide to terse dictation and updating a prior report.
Company
Built by a practicing radiologist for complex cases. Why we keep a free plan, improve RadPro every week, and invite you to help shape it.
Workflow
Try overlapping draft processing with a small batch of non-urgent cases. Return to review and correct every report before signing.
Workflow
Dictate, paste into a chatbot, paste back. Why that risks hallucinated findings, PHI exposure and medical-legal trouble, and what the loop really costs.
Workflow
How much setup and learning time a new reporting workflow can cost before it stops paying back, in one table, and how we keep the slow first weeks short.
Practice economics
The 2026 fee schedule cut work RVUs 2.5%, assuming physicians got faster. What that means for radiology, and which parts of a complex CT report can speed up.
Buying guide
FLAIR, Radiology's new 32-item checklist for LLM studies, boiled down to five questions to ask of any radiology AI study or vendor claim, RadPro AI included.
Reporting craft
Many follow-up imaging recommendations are never done. Put them in the impression, give the interval and exam, name the guideline, or say none is needed.
Reporting craft
Portal release means many patients read the radiology report before the ordering doctor. How to write an impression that holds up for both readers.
Workflow
Radiology burnout is a staffing problem first. What one radiologist can still change, from ergonomics and keystrokes to interruptions and breaks.
Reporting craft
How often speech recognition errors reach signed radiology reports, why proofreading misses them, a checklist before you sign, and what a text check can catch.
Workflow
How one reader mapped the twelve-button thumb grid of a gaming mouse to RadPro Hub, the report editor, and PACS presets, with the profile stored on the mouse so nothing installs at work.
Workflow
One reader put every RadPro Hub action, editor key, and PACS preset on an open-source macro pad with an OLED label per key. The layout, the duckyScript, and the cautions.
Workflow
What AutoHotkey is, why a free text-file scripting tool suits a reading room, how it connects to RadPro Hub, and where synthetic keystrokes need care.
Buying guide
Term, auto-renewal, exit fees, seat minimums, pausing, caps, trials, integration obligations, PHI terms, and price uplifts: what to read before signing for any radiology AI tool.
Workflow
A best-of-breed radiology stack: choose PACS and dictation on their own merits, and add a reporting assistant that works on the text you already dictate, with no integration.
Buying guide
PACS, dictation, and AI add-ons are sold on multi-year departmental terms. What that lock-in costs a radiologist, and how to add reporting capability month to month instead.
Buying guide
Most AI reporting tools are sold to departments. This guide sorts the landscape by who can buy it, what it changes in your workflow, and how to evaluate one on your own cases.
Privacy & compliance
What individual radiologists need to know before pasting a dictation into an AI tool: PHI, de-identification, BAAs, audit trails, and the questions to ask any vendor.
Reporting craft
A practical method for writing clear radiology impressions when a study has 20+ findings: prioritize, synthesize, and state what matters, with worked examples.
Workflow
How dictation-first radiologists get structured, sectioned reports without templates slowing them down, and where AI structuring fits alongside PowerScribe or Dragon.
Product
No department buy-in, no installation, no locked-in workflow: an AI reporting assistant an individual radiologist can start, pause, and use case by case.
Impression
Paste a messy dictation and get back a structured draft with a synthesized impression.
10 free reports a month, no credit card, nothing to install.